Teaneck—Last week, SINAI Schools signed an agreement to establish a new high school in partnership with Heichal HaTorah, adding on to SINAI’s three other high
A bounce house, cotton candy, popcorn, Girl Scout cookies and both kosher and halal foods were enjoyed as supporters and their families joined with Councilman
He may have been dubbed “the rising star of Jewish music” by the chief rabbi of the British commonwealth, but Shim Craimer doesn’t think of
Englewood—Mrs. Tzipporah Boim will join The Moriah School this summer as the new Associate Principal for the Middle School. Mrs. Boim has been a faculty
On Wednesday March 30, new champions were crowned in TABC Junior Hockey. In the junior division, the Cobras owned the Storm winning 4-0. They gained
Cruz Hails ‘Turning Point’ in Presidential Race (Arutz Sheva and combined sources) After resoundingly winning the Wisconsin Republican primary, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) estimated that
Teaneck voters need a break. From what? In this day and age, political debates on network news stations resemble reality TV. Problem is, nothing seems
Last week, I casually shared a video on Facebook. It was a beautiful, professionally produced music video featuring some of the “Jewish greats” performing today…
‘Thank You’ to Chai Lifeline Regarding “In Englewood This Shabbat, ‘C’ Is for Chai Lifeline” (March 31, 2016), the Jewish Link carried a front-page article
The passing of a television writer is not the sort of event that usually raises questions about the future of American society. But the recent
Activists and lawmakers say that more needs to be done to promote a positive view of Israel in Latin America, where two arch-enemies of Israel—the
“It’s nice that he understands both English and Hebrew,” Father Gabriel Naddaf tells his interpreter, Amit Barak, at Houston’s Royal Sonesta hotel while I go
