Governor Chris Christie addressed the state legislature recently with his budget plan for the upcoming fiscal year beginning July 1; though the proposed budget is
Chestnut Ridge—While mountains of snow may be everywhere, plans for summer fun are kicking into high gear for the staff at one Teaneck-based camp since
The Yeshiva of Central Queens will hold its annual Scholarship Dinner on Sunday, March 30, 2014 at The Sands Atlantic Beach. The dinner will mark
Continuing a tradition of several years, The Fifth Avenue Synagogue in New York City invited the community to a Yom Iyun Sunday, March 9. Admission
The ballroom of the Marriott Marquis in Times Square was packed wall-to-wall on Tuesday night (Mar. 8) as over a thousand people came out in
While working away on our first weekly issue, l’kovod Purim, we were called to account for the too sharp tone and tenor of recent letters
To the Editor: Kudos many times over to Rabbi Dr. Mordechai and Nina Glick for their always heartfelt and deeply considered thoughts as penned for
Professor Aaron Koller in his recent YU Commentator article “Women in Tefillin and Partnership Minyanim” (published online 2/19/14), responds to a pair of letters written
Teaneck—The Young Israel of Teaneck will host the Joseph Dresdner, z’l, Memorial Shabbat Chazanut featuring Cantor Netanel Hershtik and the Hamptons Synagogue Choir conducted by
Teaneck—The Jewish Community Council of Teaneck invites the community to be part of Survivors and Survival, a special observance of Yom Hashoa, Holocaust Memorial Day,
New York—Yeshiva University’s Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology and Wurzweiler School of Social Work will host a presentation on “Dispelling Myths: Eating Disorders in the
New York—The Friends of Israel Sci-Tech Schools honored five prominent supporters for their commitment to the continuing science and technology education curriculum of the Israel
