I “celebrate Israel” practically every day in one way or another—whether it is reading the news about Israel’s government, its fascinating technological breakthroughs, or even
Yes the parade was great; we loved every moment. It didn’t hurt that we were able to sit in the grandstand on that hot day,
TEANECK—The Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance (JOFA) announces the launch of the Joan S. Meyers Memorial Torah Lending Program. Through this innovative initiative, girls and women
It seems that buttons are a major part of our lives. Either they fall off a shirt and we need to sew them on or
Suppose you are the CEO of a business. You decide to acquire a new piece of equipment, something called a Holographic Processor (HP). Securing this
Teaneck—Dr. Jennifer Suss’ dream of becoming a veterinarian began at a young age. When her pet cat Tiger was given a diagnosis of kidney failure, the treating
Trenton—Christie Administration officials are reminding New Jersey residents to prepare for the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season—which began two weeks ago—by staying informed, making a family
New York—For many, the summer months are associated with vacation, camp, or perhaps the beach. However, there are people unable to partake in these months
Jerusalem—Thousands of bnei Torah from across Eretz Yisroel are expected to flock to Binyanei Haumah to participate in a Torah gathering of a magnitude that
LCSW Dear Rabbi Sam, My husband and I are very community minded, socially active and very passionate about our political views. We often have open
An article in the Wall Street Journal this winter reported that schools are getting a taste of their own medicine. At least ten states have
For better or for worse people often identify themselves with their alma maters. The association can be as simple as an adult asking another where
