Rep. Gottheimer Faces Primary Challenge
Allen Rapaport spent 11 years as a Republican councilman in Norwood, but Rep. Josh Gottheimer helped turn him into a Democrat. Rapaport had problems with former Rep
Hatzalah Statewide Offers Support to Camps
Some of the most essential Jewish communal organizations don’t just solve the urgent problems that people face; they also anticipate new problems and quickly map out
CBY Family Honors Pruzanskys With Farewell Parade
The corner of Somerset Gate and Grenville Avenue in Teaneck was transformed on Sunday morning, June 28, into a joyous venue, hosting a parade of almost
Rep. Gottheimer Faces Primary Challenge
Rep. Gottheimer Faces Primary Challenge
Allen Rapaport spent 11 years as a Republican councilman in Norwood, but Rep. Josh Gottheimer helped turn him into a Democrat.
Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Josh Joseph Named COO of Orthodox Union
Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Josh Joseph Named COO of Orthodox Union
The Orthodox Union (OU) has appointed Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph as its executive vice president and chief operating officer. Rabbi Dr. Joseph will work alongside the OU’s recentlyTeaneck Teen Receives College Scholarship From Touro College and the OU
Teaneck Teen Receives College Scholarship From Touro College and the OU
2020 Sarah Rivkah and Dr. Bernard Lander scholarships awarded to outstanding NCSY graduates.(Courtesy of Touro College) Touro College, the
YU’s Newly Launched Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center to Host Live Webcasts
YU’s Newly Launched Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center to Host Live Webcasts
This summer, in a five-part series to launch YU’s Emil A. and Jenny Fish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, its director, Shay
Frisch Students Hit the Books at Summer School
Frisch Students Hit the Books at Summer School
With so many camps and programs sadly unable to operate this summer, dozens of teens were left wondering how to spend their weeks off. For
Yeshivat Noam’s Tsippi Cantor Receives Marcia Hirt Award
Yeshivat Noam’s Tsippi Cantor Receives Marcia Hirt Award
Congratulations to Yeshivat Noam Buds teacher Tsippi Cantor on receiving the Marcia Hirt, z”l Faculty Initiative Award! Morah Tsippi, who
Jewish International Master To Open Virtual Chess Camp
Jewish International Master To Open Virtual Chess Camp
International Master Yaacov Norowitz has announced that he will be opening up a virtual chess camp this summer. The camp will run from July 13 through August 28, and offerIsraeli Professional Soccer Player Joins the Neighborhood
Israeli Professional Soccer Player Joins the Neighborhood
The Jewish Link is excited to welcome Ryan (Reuven) Adeleye and his family to the Englewood community and is eager to explore his
Remembering Basketball Star Marvin Hershkowitz, One of Yeshiva University’s ‘Most Iconic Alumni’
Remembering Basketball Star Marvin Hershkowitz, One of Yeshiva University’s ‘Most Iconic Alumni’
While his former teammates won a national championship in 1950, Hershkowitz studied Torah for several hours a day, while
Yeshiva League Stars Turn Entrepreneurs
Yeshiva League Stars Turn Entrepreneurs
In March, when high school came to an abrupt end, many seniors spent their time attached to video game consoles or attempting to
Klal Yisrael’s Youngest Members Benefit From STAR-K Kashrus
Klal Yisrael’s Youngest Members Benefit From STAR-K Kashrus
The importance of pairing a Jewish nursemaid with a Jewish baby can be found in Parshas Shemos. After baby Moshe was saved from the
Wok 18 Fuses High-End Cantonese Cuisine With Takeout
Wok 18 Fuses High-End Cantonese Cuisine With Takeout
Most American Jews have a general idea of what to expect when they order Chinese takeout. Along with pizza and sushi,
Ice Cream on Grand, Summer 2020
Ice Cream on Grand, Summer 2020
One of the biggest attractions of spring arriving is the knowledge that Englewood’s Ice Cream on Grand, our most favorite place to indulge
The Redemptive Power of Eruvin
The Redemptive Power of Eruvin
The Ba’al Shem TovThe Ba’al Shem Tov (cited in Mikveh Mayim 3:6 and elsewhere) is quoted (in Mikveh Mayim 3:6 and elsewhere) as
Hidden Miracles
Hidden Miracles
This Shabbat we read both the parshiyot Chukat and Balak. This is not a common occurrence and it happens only on a year when Shavuot falls on Erev Shabbat. Since Shavuot isHalakhic Evolution in American Orthodoxy
Halakhic Evolution in American Orthodoxy
Reviewing: “Social Change and Halakhic Evolution in American Orthodoxy” by Chaim I. Waxman. The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
Eyes and ears are our window to the world, and when they aren’t
I first met David S. in the hospital as he was saying goodbye to his dying mother.
These are difficult times, and Sam* is especially stressed. He is highly anxious,
Why is there pain and suffering in the world? How can we understand a Halacha or
Best friends Zoey Epstein and Zahara Solomon, respectively from Englewood and
While many businesses have begun reopening, and activity seems to be returning back
Inventing and reinventing ourselves during the coronavirus crisis
I was inspired
It is rare, although not uncommon, for you to speak with someone who truly loves what(StatePoint) Keeping your home cool and comfortable on hot summer days doesn’t need
Craftsmanship in construction is a lost art. Wojciech (Voytek) Palka is
Several years ago, I was in the supermarket and a gentleman I knew was on his phoneEver since she burst onto the national political scene by winning election to the"Israel has a right to self-defense in the face of indiscriminate violence and