Remembering the Past
Part 2 (Continued from last week) I mentioned my uncle Issy earlier. Although he was not directly related to us, as the brother of two
Part 2 (Continued from last week) I mentioned my uncle Issy earlier. Although he was not directly related to us, as the brother of two
Harriman State Park, in New York state just north of the border with New Jersey, is a great place to hike. It offers a network
Lawyers are familiar with the phrase “without prejudice,” which, according to businessdictionary.com is defined as: “1) When used in a document or letter, without prejudice
Part I Have you ever wondered what happened to the descendants of the Sephardic pioneers who first settled North America in the colonial period? Undoubtedly,
Welcome back to “How Should I Know?”—the advice column that you want to stay at least six feet away from, according to the CDC. Dear
How many of the 613 mitzvot can be performed via Zoom? Let’s do the math. The Talmud, at Makkot 23(b), states: “Rabbi Simlai taught: There
Sick of cooking? Ready to move on from Zoom dating? There’s now one kosher restaurant in the entire tri-state area that’s open for business. Six
While COVID-19 has many local businesses thinking outside the box, Johnny Shore of Ma’adan has been thinking inside the box, The Kiddush Box that is.
Continued from last week
This week’s story is about a fictional character, but is really about all of us. Viktor Krup was a smart kid and a model student.
Abby Lowe, who resides with her family in the Country Club section of Teaneck, is a sixth grader at Yavneh Academy. When a friend from
What a fabulous erev Shavuot it was for the BPY family! The day started off with a school-wide siyum. Students and families learned all of