To quote the wise King Solomon: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Back in my days
There are times when it’s a good thing to sweat the small stuff. Not that getting a ticket for making a wrong turn is such
Shish kebab, brochette, pincho, pinchito, yakitori… However dubbed, marinated and skewered meats cooked over a fire are an age-old, global tradition. Hunted meat was typically
Dips are so versatile. They can be eaten with chips, with veggies, with crackers, with gefilte fish, etc. I am happy to share some old
For those of you who don’t want to hear the sch- word during the summer, I’m giving you five seconds to stop reading this article.
More than 1,500 bachurim set to enter Yeshiva Gedolah received guidance from leading Gedolei Yisrael at the sixth annual Dirshu Kinnus for bachurim going to
A couple, both in their 70s, own life insurance policies. They named each other as the primary beneficiary on their policies, and listed their three
Recent statistics (National Education Association) show that one in every four kids is bullied. In fact, one out of every five kids admits to being
“We are in America But our Hearts are in Israel” reads the graffiti art on the paddle board courts at Camp Lavi. This graffiti art
Camp Shalom hosted its 3rd annual Swim for SINAI Swimathon on Friday, August 1st, where the campers swam laps to raise money for SINAI’s Scholarship
Bris Avrohom Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp is entering its seventh year with a record number of 300 campers who are all registered for the
In the world of Jewish sports, wrestling is unusual. The sport has no yeshiva league, nor an extensive network of institutions across the country like
