After Israel had launched a campaign in 2014 to have Yom Kippur recognized as an official holiday in the United Nations calendar, the international body
A woman seeking to immerse in a mikvah without a female mikvah attendant present was prevented from doing so at two separate mikvaot in Jerusalem
The Moriah School (Englewood, NJ), one of the nation’s premier Jewish day schools, educating more than 700 students across Bergen County, will be hosting its
Teaneck Chief of Police Robert A. Carney announced that an investigation is being conducted into an armed robbery of a pharmacy in the Township of
Bergenfield—Beginning Monday, December 28, at 12 p.m., Worldwide Friends of Shvut Ami will attempt to raise $50,000 to support their Israel-based programs in a 24-hour
On Saturday night, January 9, 2016, Congregation Shaare Tefillah of Teaneck invites the community to our 13th annual dinner honoring Rabbi Kenny and Shira Schiowitz
Yavneh Academy will hold its 73rd annual dinner on Saturday evening, January 16, at the Marriott Glenpointe, in Teaneck. This year’s honorees are Paramus Mayor
Chanukah has come and gone, but before it is too far gone I wanted to write a short review of the 2nd Annual Passaic Chanukah
On Sunday, December 13, Congregation Beth El hosted its annual public menorah lighting. Joining Rabbi Lerman, spiritual leader of the synagogue, was Mayor Joseph DeSalvo
The Neil Klatskin Day Camp (NKDC) at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades is offering an early-bird special, where families who register for the full
The Teaneck Community Chorus announces Teaneck Sings Week, January 16-24, 2016. Teaneck’s winter week of song kicks off with the annual Teaneck Teen Idol Competition.
Teaneck—Picture this idyllic scenario: A sunny Sunday afternoon, no social or communal commitments, homework and projects completed, family lined up and ready to roll. Where
