Chenin Blanc and Riesling: Two White Wines Worth Trying
As we leap into the summer season and start thinking about lighter warmer-weather meals and the traditional dairy foods of Shavuot, kosher-wine lovers will once
January 22, 2025
As we leap into the summer season and start thinking about lighter warmer-weather meals and the traditional dairy foods of Shavuot, kosher-wine lovers will once
What if someone knew your tastes, size, budget, style and wardrobe preferences so well they could do your shopping for you? This sounds like a
Teaneck—Sari Friedbauer has certainly come a long way since high school. She fondly remembers spending breaktime cutting and styling her friends’ hair in the bathroom.
A group of Frisch students spent this year working on engineering projects and presented their work to the entire Frisch community at the annual Science
David Roher, a local Teaneck resident and Yavneh parent, spoke to Yavneh students about his personal journey. Roher has devoted time and great effort to
As a culmination of first grade at LPS, the students published their own stories. Throughout the year they have worked on sentence structure, story elements
Yeshivat He’Atid kitah dalet girls held a bake sale to raise money for the FunRun. They brought (and baked) cookies and cakes, and raised over
After observing caterpillars first encase themselves in chrysalises and then transform to butterflies, the time came for the Teaneck Chabad Preschoolers to set them free.
During the first full week of June, Ben Porat Yosef students from fourth grade and up experienced non traditional learning. Fourth grade students took a
Last week in Moriah’s kindergarten made a celebration in honor of concluding their parsha study of Sefer Vayikra. The children each chose a mitzvah that
The Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies recently held its Annual Graduation at the Temple Emanuel of the Pascack Valley in Woodcliff Lake. This
