(Ed. note: The person who corrected Hubble’s lens so that photographs like these can be taken is a French Holocaust survivor, Phil Pressel, who retired
Landing a spacecraft on a celestial body, whether it be the moon, Mars, or a comet, is not easy. The European Space Agency found out
The first kinnus of the Nesius of Dirshu’s Daf HaYomi B’Halacha program was a demonstration of how important it is for every Jew to undertake
Taking 10 teenagers to New Orleans for New Year’s may not seem like the best idea, but for New Jersey NCSY and Bergen County High
West Orange—Approximately 150 Golda Och Academy students were placed throughout 11 different locations in surrounding towns for the 9th annual All High School Community Service
Livingston—Kushner’s first-year wrestlers competed in the North Bergen Frosh Wrestling Tournament last Sunday. Though the flu took its toll on the team’s numbers, cutting them
Team Yachad participated in the Miami marathon and half marathon this past Sunday. More than 220 runners, with more than 40 of them coming from
Friends of the John T. Wright Arena and the City of Englewood are pleased to announce that the New York Rangers and Chase will host
The Jewish Link of New Jersey and Gotham Burger would like to recognize 17-year-old Frisch Defenseman Michael Rubin as this week’s Sportstar of the week.
The 7th Grade Noam Knight went into winter break with two big road wins. On January 6th the Knights played their first game in YNJs
West Orange—Kosher Village has been downgraded by Shoprite, from a full service fresh food counter in the heart of the store to a tiny window
