Creating opportunities to learn outside of school has always been a community effort. This summer, from August 7–27, Congregation Beth Abraham is hosting Yeshivat Sha’alvim
At Camp HASC, bar mitzvah celebrations are transformed from typical to fantastical, from ordinary to unforgettable! And it makes perfect sense that special children have
The annual Jewish Food Festival in Scranton, PA, will be held on Sunday, August 21, at PNC Field, home of the Scranton/WB RailRiders, the NY
Jerusalem—Yeshiva University announced today that 23 select undergraduate science majors from Yeshiva College and Stern College for Women—including 10 from New Jersey—are in Israel participating
I paid a follow-up visit to the Union Costco last week to check on their progress in reinstating a significant kosher section. The hope was
Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver, Speaker Emeritus of the New Jersey State Assembly, visited Bris Avrohom’s headquarters and met with its rabbis and staff. During the meeting
Assif Neisha, LPN at Daughters of Israel, was presented with one of the Healthcare Foundation of NJ’s (HFNJ) Lester Z. Lieberman Humanism in Healthcare awards
I have always felt very strongly that Judaism is caught more than it is taught. Children learn very early on what is important by the
We will never forget that morning. A friend, highly placed in Tzahal, gave us the first warning. A terrorist had infiltrated our yishuv Tekoa, and
Goldfish are pretty durable. People are always saying, “Yeah, we can’t kill this one. We’ve dropped it on the floor, left it in the sun,
After sifting through all the jabber about money, empirical evidence suggests there are only three reasons to save: 1. To provide a measure of security
Years ago, my siblings and I caught (pun intended, since part of the game revolves around “catching them all”) Pokémon fever when my brother received
