(Courtesy of Englewood Health) Cardiologist David Silber, DO, a specialist in heart failure, has joined the Englewood Health Physician Network and Englewood Hospital. His clinical
Darbie Sokolow is studying at Midreshet Lindenbaum in Jerusalem. She grew up in Englewood and attended Ramaz. Her family davens at Congregation Ahavat Torah and
When you get into an elevator, you must immediately turn around and face the door. This is non-negotiable. If an elevator has doors on either
Breaking something can be good or bad. It usually is good to break a sweat or a fast but it normally is bad to break
(Courtesy of Camp Bnos Kanfei) Camp Bnos Kanfei is a uniquely innovative and exciting all-girls summer option that takes yeshiva high school girls to New
As an electrologist, I am greatly dismayed whenever I learn that the emotional and psychological discomfort of a woman who suffers from hirsutism (unwanted body
One of the pleasures of attending Kosherfest is learning about the newest foods on the market. As I walked by the display of Meska Sweets
Yeshivat Noam designed, created and shipped care packages to 100 chayalim full of toiletries and gifts. Fourth grade girls made scarves, seventh grade girls created
Naaleh’s inaugural Torah Bowl team competed in its first meet last week and clinched their first victory against Kushner. The team looks forward to a
Last week RYNJ eighth grade students participated in a dry ice presentation on Dry Ice Day. RYNJ science teachers brought in a boxes of dry
First grade had an amazing trip to the Society of Illustrators and Safra synagogue last week! The museum visit started with an interactive read-aloud. Then
Congressman Josh Gottheimer visited Yeshivat He’Atid along with Mayor Mohammed Hameeduddin of Teaneck. The students and administrators thanked Congressman Gottheimer for all he does for
