(Not photo of bracelet found) A reader contacted TLS this morning in hopes of getting back a an expensive bracelet to its owner. The bracelet found in Van Saun Park, on Chol Hamoed, was a Yellow Gold, Diamond Bracelet. If you believe this is yours, please call 732-600-6424.
Gold Diamond Bracelet Found
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Yeh right, we are all bad drivers, unappreciative of our yellow trash bins, and arrogant in how we deal with others. Sure. Ever see an article like this elsewhere?And in any of Lakewood’s weekly publications you will find similar items on lost and found lists. Sure we’re paranoid of a ticket blitz—-for shame! Over 200 traffic stops and parking tickets in 2 days is the norm for NJ townships! Bottom line is we know who we are and how we live— with countless acts of kindness and charity. Read the app blogs and spew your criticism there. The TLS was started for the jewish community. While its fun to read it and look for the bad and post nasty comments that are understood by anyone reading between the lines, remember articles like this. And look for similar articles in the asbury park press.
Hatzoloh, Tomchei Shabbos, Bikur Cholim, Chaveirim, Chai Lifeline,
Beis hatavshil , 60 gemachs that lend anything from books and money
(interest free) to cribs and beds and tables, tablecloths, table settings,
chairs , wedding gowns and on and on… I bet there are over 25 organizations that I didn’t list.
Want to be proper for all the readers, ma yofus,so can’t post the first comment?
Sorry. please disregard the ma yofus comment. I’m just sick and tired of all these lowlives criticizing our community.
to #1 – I would say to you, your no different than any other member of the Human Species – we all have the similar needs, wants, likes and dislikes. When cut we all bleed red. We all make a choice as to the life style we lead. Critizing others is a universal trait.
When you criticize individuals–sure. But not when you criticize them as a group, based on degrading stereotypes. Or pulling them over because they’re black or orthodox.
15 cars towed for non–perfect parking on a snowy street–costing local residents hundreds of dollars when a ticket( if you cannot issue a warning) would have sufficed. Half an hour before the afternoon break when all those cars are leaving ( you think the authorities don’t know anything about the yeshiva’s schedule)?
Impeding the flow of traffic gives an officer the right to have the vehicle towed. Not only is it illegal, but dangerous to both drivers and pedestrians.
Knowing I’m being protected from danger. Where is the flow of traffic on Lkwd ave?
Did I miss something here? Why are we talking about traffic violations when that has nothing to do with the original post of a lost bracelet? Was something deleted here?