Part 5 (Continued from last week) The passengers from the Wyoming were loaded on trucks and driven toward the Sahara Desert, destination an abandoned French
Hey, remember the old days, when between winter and summer there was a season called spring? I kind of feel like spring used to be
For reasons unknown, among the carbonated beverages most commonly served at a synagogue kiddush is the reliable and undeniable Ginger Ale. This recurring refreshment can
Mazel tov Eitan Mensh on your 8th grade graduation. We are so proud of you! We wish you much success in High School. Love, Mommy,
Mazal tov to Michael and Jennifer Wiederkehr and Elie and Vivi Rosenfeld on the engagement of their children Ariella to Jacob!
Mazal tov to Gaby Hoffer on becoming a bat mitzvah! Mazal tov to parents Jennifer and Aaron Hoffer, grandparents Sharon and Chip Cohn and Emmy
Learn the words in Hebrew to figure out the joke below: The head of – מְמֻנֶּה Bank manager – מְנַהֵל בַּנְק It’s nothing – זֶה
At our first-ever Jewish Link Zoom wine tasting, I was pleasantly surprised to find my wine-tasting friends ready and able to adapt to our current
This past Shabbat we learned one of my favorite mishnayot, Avot, 4:20: “Rebbi says: don’t look at the container, rather what is in it. There
Thinking of so many good friends and my wonderful Moroccan neighbors in Cote St Luc! I learned so much from the delicious way that they
Brenda was a highly accomplished businesswoman, philanthropist and community activist. She built her bicycle-parts company from scratch, after spending 10 years working for Mike’s Bikes,
All students and staff in Tenafly Chabad Academy grades one through eight joined together for an assembly commemorating Yom Hazikaron. There were two short video
