On November 23, 2020, New Rochelle resident Abraham Sodden, z”l, died at age 86. Almost every YINR member knew the gentle man in a wheelchair in
One of the days that about 5,000 to 6,000 kosher oenophiles will miss this February is making a special effort to get to New York, Los
Antony Blinken, U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s nominee for secretary of state, said at a confirmation hearing on Tuesday, January 19, that the Biden administration would not
Due to coronavirus, people are davening at home. Leaving tefillin open on the table may have unintended consequences. Rabbi Yitzchok
(Courtesy of Valley Chabad) On Thursday night, January 14, teens joined together on Zoom for a beautiful Babka
In honor of Rosh Chodesh Shevat, The Idea School was proud to dedicate a new shtender, built and crafted by one of the
Mazal tov to Yavneh Academy third graders on their siyum of parshat Chayei Sara. Yavneh faculty member Mr. Nagel played his
(Why do it?)
Do what?
(Run in the middle of a snowstorm
The Jewish Link and Drink Up would like to recognize 14-year-old Tamir Citron as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The eighth
Yonatan Marmour, at 19 years old, became the first Israeli football player to play on a Division I college football team when he
Like many people working remotely for the last several months, I have been putting some of the time I save from commuting into creative
In Missouri, where I grew up initially in a kosher home, then in a kosher-style home, I never ate ribs.
Stews Are Ideal for Winter
Stews Are Ideal for Winter
The wind is blowing hard, the rain comes and goes, no snow yet, but the temperature is definitely cold. It’s not Canada or the U.S. Midwest, but Jerusalem.
If I told you that my friend FaceTimes me when she’s bored and fills me in on her day, you might think she’s like any
Bo 5781
Rabbi Sacks, zt’’l, had prepared a full year of Covenant & Conversation for 5781, based