Local Schools Run Active Shooter Drill in Teaneck Teaneck—The words Sandy Hook and Columbine are enough to send chills down every parent’s spine. To many,
Having and maintaining an eruv is a crucial element of a community: it represents unification. There are a number of people involved to ensure the
Last Wednesday, TABC celebrated Pink Day, a day devoted to raising awareness of and funds for finding the cure to breast cancer. This year’s Pink
After a second place finish two years ago, a fifth place team finish last year and the graduation of five top-five national place winners, Kushner
Justice Antonin Scalia Mourned by Jewish Leaders (JLNJ) The leaders of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America and the Rabbinical Council of America
America’s Jewish community lost a good friend with the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died of a heart attack last weekend at
This past Friday marked one year since Mr. Jack Wimpfheimer returned his soul to his Maker. His wife, Eve, mentioned that he was very charitable,
The other day I was sitting at my desk and wanted to grab a book that was just out of my reach. I stood up
Former U.S. secretary of state Madeleine Albright is backtracking, a little, on her remark last week that “there is a special place in hell” for
Bus 402 from Jerusalem to Bnei Brak collides with truck at Latrun Interchange; children among the fatalities Six people, including children, were killed and 10
The Jewish community in Madrid is seeking legal action against the El Jueves satirical magazine over a comic strip published in its latest issue featuring
Turkish troops respond to Assad army fire at its military guard post in the Hatay region, as well as shells Kurdish targets around the town
