Gabrielle Buch is studying during her shana bet year at Migdal Oz Seminary in the Kibbutz Migdal Oz of Gush Etzion. She was born in
Dear Dr. Chani, I have really been enjoying reading your column. It prompted me to think about some of my own relationships that could use
In this digital age, many traditional businesses have had to pivot to stay relevant. The world of sports card collecting is one of them. Josh
Women have been making a choice since hair salons re-opened from the pandemic: Go out in public, with some trepidation, or live with hair that
Editor’s Note: We are thrilled to introduce Harry Glazer’s new monthly column, Jewish Link Super Fan of the Month. Ami Avraham is a bundle of
Must simchas take a time out from December to March? No, says event planner Rena Soclof. Barring a storm or below-freezing temps, there are ways
The Bat Mitzvah Plus program at Congregation Ahavath Torah will begin its sixth season next week. Freidi Hyman, program director, said the curriculum she has
I am periodically approached by individuals who wish to start up a Jewish nonprofit organization. In the current COVID-19 climate my skepticism abounds whether this
Part 2 In Part 1 of Connecting for Success, I discussed broadening and deepening your connections on LinkedIn and invited you to consider how you
Program provides a free, eight-week workshop for entrepreneurs and covers the fundamentals of starting a business. (Courtesy of Cross River Bank) Cross River, a technology-focused
(Courtesy of Touro College) October is American Pharmacists Month, a celebration in support of pharmacists around the country. In honor of this health observance, Touro
When we mention to people that we moved to the Teaneck area we often hear responses such as, “Oh, you are living in a very
