Navigating New Year’s Eve is a young man’s game. At some point, you turn the streamers and horns over to your children, and simply hope
As 2014 came to a close, Galil Mountain Winery’s Head Winemaker, Micha Vaadia, shares some of the year’s highlights. Vaadia has been at the winery
If you’re a teetotaller, your friends have likely tried to convince you to taste red wine by swearing on its multiple health benefits. These benefits
My younger daughter Ruthie (24) is in her seventh and final semester of law studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Last year, Ruthie worked
Over the years, we all seem to collect a lot of prescription bottles. It’s really such a shame to throw them out, so I am
Benjamin Wenzelberg, a 15-year-old musical prodigy who has studied and performed with the JCC School of Performing Arts since he was 7 years old, will
My guess is that you have had this experience before. You’re walking down the street. Your eyes are looking forward and you notice a person
You’ve moved into a new home whose kitchen was renovated by the prior owner. It has sleek stainless steel appliances, gleaming granite, and tile in
Unfortunately, one of the hallmarks of 2014 was the tension between people and the police across America, especially in Ferguson, Missouri and Staten Island. Police
Union, NJ–The YM-YWHA of Union County is expecting summer 2015 to be its best ever! With close to 500 campers expected, and over 150 already
The new US policy of rapprochement with Cuba, which was accompanied by the celebrated release of imprisoned Jewish aid worker Alan Gross, probably will give
One of the necessary tasks after the passing of a family member is settling the decedent’s financial affairs. Some of these tasks are mundane, such
