(Courtesy of Maze Cord Blood) Why would a prominent member of The Hebrew Institute of White Plains open a cord blood bank? Michael Werner is
OK, with a long, impressive title like this you’re probably expecting some deep philosophical explanations and Kabbalistic insights. Nope. Not here. Not now. Instead, you’ll
Today’s topic: How to live with a herniated disc. A herniated disc is a common but extremely painful back injury, which is sometimes also called
(Courtesy of Our Place) A new book offering insight into the famed 12-step program is the first Jewish volume to focus specifically on providing an
Part 8 (Continued from last week) We spent the first week in Malabay getting acquainted with the village. We took long walks along the unpaved
On Thursday, August 3, Jerusalem held its annual March for Pride and Tolerance, often known simply as the Gay Pride Parade. 2017 marks the 16th
Dear Shoshy, I do not know what to do. Last week, someone suggested a boy to me and I agreed to go out with him.
The Don Glaser Jazz Trio will be performing at Jules Bistro on Wednesday evenings, August 16 and August 30, from 7:30 until 10:30. Glaser, a
“Recently, I saw an older man, perhaps he was 70 years old, preparing a coffee on Shabbos. First he put the instant coffee in his
The Catskill Mountains is a place that I have always been drawn to, ever since the time I was 7 or 8 years old and
This challah was originally a fabulous focaccia bread recipe from Lynn Kutner from the now-closed Center for Kosher Culinary Arts. I altered it to make
Take a good, long look inside your closet. How many articles of clothing do you like, but just don’t wear anymore? How many of us
