Pesach Cooking Demo at TABC The Parent Council of Torah Academy Of Bergen County is having a special cooking demonstration featuring Liz Alpern, owner of
With the opening of Sefer Vayikra this week, the theme of korbanot—the offerings brought in the Tabernacle and Beit Ha’Mikdash—takes front and center stage in
I always experience a sense of excitement when I begin a new book. I am convinced that most avid readers feel the same way. This
The New Jersey Maggid Convention was one of the highlights of the year for any Jewish storyteller from the Garden State. It was a place
Next Shabbos is a very special Shabbos—we will be reading from three Sifrei Torah; (1) the parsha of the week, (2) the section for Rosh
The eighth annual Big Bread Burn at the Jewish Center of Teaneck, 70 Sterling Place, a pre-Passover community-wide event, is expected to draw more than
While growing up in Pittsburgh in the 1940’s and 50’s, Murray Chass’ favorite baseball player was a seldom used bench player named Ted Beard. The
American Jews of my generation have been truly blessed in having had the opportunity to visit and live in a united Israel and, more particularly,
“Can we play Risk?” my son asks me on a Shabbat afternoon. I quickly glance at the wall, unsure of what excuse I can give
Although our articles are usually a compilation of ideas which we both put forth, this particular article is being written by me (Nina) and I
“Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never harm me.” No one believes that. Hurt that comes from being taunted, and jokes
When you look in the mirror, are you happy? Do you wish that some of those little (or not so little) sun spots and other
