When Matanya Schnieder, 18, signed up to join the archeological excavations at The Ophelin Jerusalem’s Old City, upon recommendation of a friend, he thought it
My wife lovingly refers to me as a shiva wimp. I would use any excuse to avoid making the traditional visit to the home of
Today’s topic, now that winter is upon us, is how to save on home-heating costs. It’s not easy to save money, because no one else
Washington Township—For the past five years, I have been bringing elements of Shining Mountain Center for Peaceful Childhood’s educational/therapeutic model to exceptional children at the
Arnona has recently been the focus of my attention as I am involved in a new complex being developed in this charming neighborhood. The project
Teaneck—The Therapy Gym, a local center for children-oriented physical and occupational therapy of all sorts, added speech therapy to their list of offerings last month.
Seventeen years ago, in addition to weighing enough to qualify for heavy weight boxing status, I became a mom. Two weeks late, 22 hours and
I have always attempted to instill in my children a sense of pride in their Jewish heritage. As a Jew living in America, I want
It was Erev Sukkot when I realized I had spent too much time menu planning, food shopping, decorating the sukkah and baking, and had neglected
When my husband and I moved into our home in Bergenfield 14 years ago with two small children, our home seemed huge. Now with a
People are complicated. What we do is even more complex. What you see isn’t always what you get, even though society tries to tell us
Temporal processing is the rate at which one processes auditory information. Most of the actions the brain performs on a daily basis, such as perceiving,
