When members of the Stanton Street Shul arrive for Yom Kippur services this coming weekend, they will be greeted by a meaningful new addition to the century-old building.
Urgent repairs just began at the Stanton Street Shul, part of a larger plan to protect one of the last remaining active synagogues on the Lower East Side.
Several Lower East Side rabbis, and a few from outside the neighborhood, are calling on two local synagogues to "publicly distance themselves" from a group pushing for acceptance of gay Jews in Orthodox congregations.
At the Angel Orensanz Center Tuesday evening, members of the Lower East Side's Jewish community came together to officially welcome Rabbi Aviad Bodner to the Stanton Street Shul. He actually joined the synagogue, located at 180 Stanton St., a...
If you walked past the Stanton Street Shul yesterday, you might have noticed a police presence. The 7th Precinct was called after the Lower East Side congregation reported a burglary. This morning, the Jewish Press published a letter from...
The Jewish holiday of Sukkot is coming up at the end of this month, which means it's time for some family fun in the Siempre Verde Community Garden. Once again, they're teaming up with their neighbor, the Stanton Street...
Jews across the Lower East Side are busy preparing for the start of Passover this evening. But at the Stanton Street Shul yesterday morning, there was another meaningful project in the works. Rabbi Aviad Bodner was receiving a special...
The Stanton Street Shul, the Siempre Verde community garden and the LES Jewish Conservancy are coming together for a kid-focused spring celebration on Sunday May 18 built around the Jewish holiday of Lag B’Omer.
In the garden, there will be...
Rabbi Josh Yuter of the Stanton Street Shul has decided the time has come for a big change. During Shabbat services this past weekend, Yuter announced he's stepping down after five years leading the diverse Lower East Side congregation,...
It was festive in the streets Thursday evening as the Stanton Street Shul celebrated Simchat Torah.
The Jewish holiday follows Sukkot and is a joyous celebration of the Torah. If you walk past Stanton Street, near Attorney, you may...
