(Courtesy of JCC MetroWest) JCC MetroWest, in partnership with the Madeline Drench Special Needs Endowment Fund, will be hosting a Virtual Dance Social on Sunday,
(Courtesy of Chabad of Rutgers) As the new school year begins this September, and Rutgers University’s new president, Dr. Jonathan Holloway, has announced that the
On a recent trip to The Home Depot, I wandered around the store for close to an hour searching for a pipe. I finally found
(Courtesy of Englewood Health) The past few months have been especially hard on older people, who are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 and at high risk
What does it mean to have a mental health disorder? And what is it like to live with someone who is struggling with it? When
Pesach was a three-day Yom Tov this year…AND in the middle of quarantine. I was filled with anxiety. It would just be me and my
The Middle East is so often viewed in a negative context. Wars, clashes of cultures, corruption, poverty and international interventions typically capture the headlines. But
(Courtesy of NJ Eye and Ear) NJ Eye and Ear is serving up a whole new way to shop. Its new, two-story downtown Englewood location
(Courtesy of Israel21c) One of the many ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is that imaging centers cancelled or postponed annual mammogram appointments. A 94%
(Courtesy of Israel21c) A low level of vitamin D in blood plasma appears to be an independent risk factor for COVID-19 infection and hospitalization, said
Jessica Rackman, sexagenarian and proud grandmother, is the founder of F.I.T.T. Over 40, a personal training service catering primarily to the over-40 crowd. Founded in
(Courtesy of Touro College) Orthodox Jews, despite being hard-hit by COVID-19, are coping successfully with the mental health challenges of the pandemic, according to new
