New Brunswick—Joseph Hollander of Holmdel and Mitch Frumkin of Kendall Park, architects of the recently created Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey combining
Rabbi David Felsenthal, a recognized leader in the Orthodox world, and his wife, Chani, will be honored Sunday, June 7, by the Young Israel of
The first piece of real estate in Israel purchased by a Jew was Abraham’s purchase of Ma’arat HaMachpela. One of the most visited tourist sites
Impressive. That is the best way to describe my first NORPAC mission to Washington last week. Like many of my fellow Teaneck/Bergenfield/New Milford coreligionists, my
The Orthodox Union’s Seif Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (OU JLIC) will run a community engagement weekend June 12-13 in Teaneck at Congregation Bnai Yeshurun,
West Orange, NJ—Winners of the 16th Annual Gaelen Juried Art Show & Sale, sponsored by Audrey and Norbert Gaelen of West Orange, were announced at
The controversy surrounding Israel’s complex framework of laws relating to family life is well-known. Often portrayed via popular culture in films and books, the laborious
What happens when a woman stops having children? This rarely discussed intimate subject was the focus of a shiur given by Yoetzet Halacha Nechama Price
West Orange, NJ—Congregation Ahawas Achim B’nai Jacob & David (AABJ&D), a modern Orthodox synagogue of 450 families in West Orange is celebrating its “Jubilee” 50th
New York—The Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education, which partners with Jewish day schools to provide engaging curricula, teacher training and advanced technology as well
Livingston—Hundreds of people are expected to turn out on Monday, June 1, at the Westminster Hotel for what is believed to be the largest annual
Men, women, teens and children from across New Jersey converged at the Memorial Oval in Livingston on Sunday, May 17 for the 15th Annual Run
