By Ruby Kaplan / www.rubyhealth.optavia.com I am proud to say that I have been navigating the career of selling real estate for many years during all
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) Just when you thought the threat of COVID-19 was easing you now learn of the new “twindemic”—the dual threat
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Editor’s note: This article, written by a young person, addresses the painful topic of suicidal thoughts. It was a day in eighth grade, the day
The Chofetz Chaim’s yahrzeit is a tremendous eis ratzon, a remarkable time to invoke Divine mercy. In the last generations, there has perhaps been no
One of the most annoying things about being a teacher around the yomim noraim is that my students keep coming over to me and asking
Normally, Jewish customs do not encourage seedy activity but on Rosh Hashanah there is an exception. With the Jewish New Year comes the traditional eating
It is with great relief and joy that we thank Hashem for keeping us in life to reach this Yom Tov season. While I am
Meat lovers, pescatarians and vegetarians alike can certainly find something to love at Taco 185, the newest Friendly Ghost restaurant concept from the Jon Katz/Chef
STAR-K kosher certification’s educational mission is as robust as ever during COVID, as evidenced by the nonprofit agency’s eclectic spring and summer seminars and programs.
In one of my in-store tastings, I asked a gentleman to try a wine, priced about $20, to which he responded, “It’s all a scam,
Everyone knows one person who is always on top of their photographs. They take pictures at every important event (like weddings) and every non-important event
