New York—Touro College recently announced that Henry (Hillel) Abramson, Ph.D., has been appointed academic dean of the Lander College of Arts and Sciences in Flatbush
Tenafly—Why is an Israeli flag waving in the breeze at Robert Obernauer’s Valero gas station in Tenafly? “Americans don’t get it,” Obernauer tells JLBC. “After
Roy Cho, Democratic candidate for the House of Representatives for the 5th Congressional district, recently returned from a visit to Israel. Cho was joined by
The diversity among Teaneck’s Orthodox Jewish community is most in evidence at Perek in the Park, Rabbi Shneur Garb’s gift to the community that attracts
Tenafly—A child whose parent gives his life for his country is left with a big hole in his heart. But the Israeli Defense Force (IDF)
Fair Lawn—Ora Friedman, a rising sophomore at Ma’ayanot, wanted to do something special to help Israel during Operation Protective Edge. “I especially wanted for teenagers
Elizabeth—Jewish Educational Center has embarked on an exciting new direction and is pleased to announce that Fair Lawn resident Andrew Schultz is its new Director
New York—Last month, Dr. Robert Goldschmidt, Touro’s vice president for planning and assessment, and Rabbi Dr. Simcha Fishbane, executive assistant to Touro President and CEO
Demarest—NORPAC’s Arthur Sinensky and Debbie Oremland recently hosted Congressman Brad Sherman, who has been in office since 1997. As a senior member of the House
The United Nations is asking Holocaust survivors to help them commemorate the 10th anniversary of the United Nations Holocaust Outreach Program on January 27th, 2015,
Englewood—Englewood Hospital and Medical Center was recently honored as one of Health Care’s “Most Wired” hospitals and health systems of 2014. The recognition was granted
New York—Professor Ephraim Kanarfogel, a Teaneck resident and the E. Billi Ivry University Professor of Jewish History, Literature and Law at Yeshiva University, has been
