Are blintzes inherently Jewish? Most scholars agree that “blintz” is a Yiddish term or at least is derived from a similar Yiddish term, “blintse.” For
Part III (continued from last week) In the office of Philipp Brothers where I worked for 36 years, starting right out of college in 1949,
Freshly Rolled Ice Cream, based in Staten Island, recently took its treats to locations in Essex County. The rolled ice cream is a new addition
Shalom Yehudiel’s The Humble Toast has come a long way since opening in Teaneck two years ago, carving out a niche in the city’s pantheon
Hammering hatred happens and heals the world when you hug happy and hopeful humans. Fighting cannot force out violence but understanding each other will form
Hey, kids, should your parents take a test to make sure they know what they are doing? Maybe a few times a year they should
Kol hakavod to the undefeated RYNJ girls and RYNJ boys Torah Bowl teams who finished their perfect seasons by winning the playoffs in a Zoom
Yeshivat Frisch held a program on June 3, titled “Building Bridges in Times of Crisis,” which addressed the murder of George Floyd, the topic of
Every year, Ma’ayanot students plan a cherished evening of song and dance performances, called Heartbeats, for women of the community. Every element of Heartbeats is
The Moriah early childhood fulfilled the mitzvah of bikur cholim through art. They decorated the walls at Cornell Hospital with special pictures and messages to
More than 800 talmidim, parents, rebbeim, families, alumni and friends joined MTA to celebrate the learning accomplishments of all talmidim at its annual yeshiva-wide Seudat
Kabbalat Shabbat on Friday ended with a surprise announcement that Gibushon 2020 was about to start! The students on Zoom were in shock and then
