(Courtesy of CBY) The entire Teaneck community is invited to join our (lockdown-compliant) send-off for Rabbi Steven and Karen Pruzansky, as they realize their dream
Over the past couple of weeks we have carefully emerged from our homes as we try to navigate this new version of normal we are
During the recent protests, society has begun to face important dilemmas regarding monuments that commemorate national heroes whose lifestyles were discrepant with current norms of
A couple of months ago I was making lunch for myself and asked my husband if he wanted some egg salad. He kind of shrugged
Dear Readers, Last week, I published the first part of my response to a question about a complex family problem involving a wife, husband and
The population of the world can be divided into two types of people: Those who are anxious and those who are not. The inner experience
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey researcher examines biomarkers for understanding severity of COVID symptoms. (Courtesy of Rutgers Health) Since the start of the COVID-19
Jewish Association for Developmental Disabilities (J-ADD) receives a festive Shabbat dinner. (Courtesy of JFNNJ) Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey facilitated a generous donation of
Is there anything particularly Jewish about ebay? Well, the ebay bidding platform arguably is a virtual shuk. In other words, ebay is like an on-line
Welcome back to “How Should I Know?”—the advice column that is perfect for these uncertain times, as it itself is never really certain. Dear Mordechai,
On a brilliant June day under a bright blue sky, LBK Grill, short for “Long Branch Kosher,” opened a fast-casual restaurant concept on the boardwalk
The 41 Jews aboard the “William and Sarah,” many of whom were of Portugese descent, departed from Great Britain and docked on the shores of
