JCC MetroWest to Show ‘Je Suis Charlie’ The New Jersey Jewish Film Festival proudly presents the first big screen presentation of one of the year’s
Wednesday, March 9 will be a trip to Atlantic City’s resorts. Coach bus leaves at 8:30 a.m. Cost is $30 per person; $25 for the
Congregation Adath Israel is again organizing food deliveries to express gratitude to, and support for Hillside’s dedicated and hardworking first responders. In past years, the
The learning is dedicated le’iluy nishmas Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel Dovid Balk a”h This week we learned Gittin 61-67. The following are some
Shemot 28:39 The hat looked something like a French beret, but it was puffier, like a slouchy beret. Perhaps it was a cross between a
It is the dream of every outstanding talmid at a Yeshivat Hesder to be either the rosh yeshiva of a Yeshivat Hesder or a dayan
While standing and davening at the Kotel Hama’aravi last week I was reminded of the following anecdote I had once heard: An elderly man was
PART II: HERO In the first segment of this series, we wrote about the scholar, the person who learns from everyone. We discussed the need
Helen Latner, known to worldwide audiences as author of “The Book of Modern Jewish Etiquette,” “Your Jewish Wedding,” “The Everything Jewish Wedding Book” and many
For some people, music is just something that they listen to, a well-ordered assortment of pleasant notes that play in the background during scattered moments
A couple of weeks ago, I was watching a medical segment on one of the morning news shows. The lovely female doctor (though her gender
This article might sound a little snippy, but that’s because I just put together a sheva brachos in four hours. My wife and I are
