This week, Assembly Member Aron Wieder visited the Skverer Rebbe to provide an update on the recently passed Chinuch Bill, a significant milestone for the frum community. During the meeting, Wieder detailed the extensive efforts and dedication that went into securing the bill’s passage, highlighting the collaborative work of frum assembly members and key community leaders.
Wieder specifically acknowledged the pivotal role played by New Square Mayor Izzy Spitzer, whose close connections to the Governor’s office and the Senate Majority Leader proved instrumental in navigating the legislative process. The assembly member emphasized the tireless advocacy and strategic coordination that ensured the bill’s success, reflecting the community’s commitment to advancing chinuch priorities.
The Skverer Rebbe expressed profound gratitude upon hearing the results, visibly moved by the collective achievement. He extended his heartfelt bracha to all those involved, wishing them continued success in their endeavors to serve the community and uphold its values.
On Motzei Shabbos, Assembly Member Aron Wieder visited the Viznitzer Rebbe to share the same news. Wieder expressed deep appreciation for the Viznitz askunim involvement with help in the new law. The Rebbe was happy to hear of the bill’s passage and warmly congratulated Wieder, offering a heartfelt bracha for continued success in his work serving the community in Albany.
The visits underscored the strong partnership between community leaders and elected officials, as well as the shared dedication to strengthening chinuch for future generations. Assembly Member Wieder reaffirmed his commitment to working closely with the Rebbes and community stakeholders to build on this momentum.
