As those of you familiar with my first collection of stories, “Timeless Travels,” are already aware, over his lifetime, Jake Rabinowitz of Teaneck, New Jersey,
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Every good speaker often begins a speech with a funny story or an “ice breaker.” These are called “attention grabbers” and the idea is for
When Rosh Hashanah ends, we typically begin an epic countdown of the remaining holiday season. A week until we enter Yom Kippur, then less than
Are you currently in therapy, spending thousands of dollars a year out of pocket because insurance does not cover therapy if you go out of
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) September 17 was World Patient Safety Day as endorsed by all 194 World Health Organization (WHO) member states at
Part Two (continued from last week) The second occurrence I referred to happened a few months later, in early 1946, on board the troopship en
(Courtesy of JFS MetroWest) While the preferred place of work would be in its counseling offices and playrooms, Jewish Family Service of MetroWest NJ (JFS)
The Yomim Noraim is a good time to work on our midot, and what better midah is there to work on than the midah of
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A conversation with Rabbi Akiva Padwa and introducing DS Tayman. Distinguishing kosher wines from non-kosher wines is easy. It’s all there on the label where
(Courtesy of Psagot Winery) Psagot Winery is happy to announce the completion of its new home along with its new chief winemaker. The 2020 vintage
