Dear Shayna, My eye doctor told my mom that I need to wear glasses. I am the only one in my family who needs them.
This 4.5-mile moderate “lollipop-loop” hike in nearby Ramapo Mountain State Forest climbs to several viewpoints and follows the shore of scenic Ramapo Lake. The hike
“You’re moving where?!” I remember a friend asking in shock when I told her I was moving to Biloxi, Mississippi. It’s not on the list
(Courtesy of The Etzion Foundation) The Jewish educational world has had to adapt to our uncertain COVID-19 reality and Yeshivat Har Etzion and sister school,
Shneur is a very common personal name, popular among both chasidic and non-chasidic Jews. It is common, for instance, in Chabad where boys are often
When the Englewood-based Korman brothers, Ari and Josh, started Cinch five years ago, never could they have imagined the direction their business would take in
Chaim Desser, founder and CEO of The Poel Group, is pleased to report that after re-opening past the peak of the pandemic, business is thriving.
I was introduced to Shlome J. Hayun by an artist friend and immediately fell in love with his artistic style and upbeat attitude towards life.
(Courtesy of Stage the Engage) An engagement proposal is one of the most talked about events in any couple’s history, but how could it be
(Reprinted courtesy of Aish HaTorah) The word “simcha,” which is used to describe celebrations, actually means happiness. But happiness is hard when you show up
One morning you will wake up and hear the good news. A vaccine was discovered for the coronavirus and enough doses are being distributed throughout
At the start of April, Dovid Schulhof, ninth grader at The Torah Academy of Bergen County, along with the rest of the world, was filled
