On December 1, there was a Giving Tuesday, Souper Tuesday event in which Chabad at Short Hills and Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest partnered with
I have been blessed with many fine teachers. She was one of the best. Her name was Mrs. Lachmann. I no longer recall her first
The score was six to five in the bottom of the ninth inning when Nate Blau came up to bat. The pitcher, Jay Leonard, looked
A great light entered my home a few weeks ago when I was presented by a representative of Eretz Hemdah with a volume of their
Pollard’s Release: Jonathan Pollard was released on Friday, 8 Kislev. What can we do for this? Rav Aviner: He and his wife asked for two
Have you ever had the experience of meeting someone for the very first time, and then suddenly you see them all over town the next
The other day, after a particularly harsh adolescent rant that was being taken out on me, because I am the mother after all and everything
I’m a horrible parent. I know, because my kids told me. And they’re my kids. If they wouldn’t know, then who would? It’s about time
Riverdale—Like the character he plays in the award-winning Holocaust film “Son of Saul,” Rafi Röhrig defies description. In his youth, the Hungarian-born Röhrig, known then
On Shabbat Chanukah, Congregation Beth Abraham in Bergenfield bade farewell to one of its younger members with the traditional song Vishavu Banim (“And sons returned”)
The Lander College for Women—The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School (LCW), New York Medical College, and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, recently
Holy Name Medical Center Hospice and Palliative Services are offering several programs to provide compassionate support and education to those who are bereaved. Many individuals
