As I was shopping early in the morning very recently, I noticed a magazine with a photograph of Tom Seaver on the front cover, accompanied
Most of the time, December hits and I don’t even consider it to be the end of the year. We’re still smack in the middle
Many years ago I was visited by a client in my Montreal office, and after we exchanged niceties she gushed in excitement, “Nina, you are
I have written before about the common experience of feeling as if we’re immersed 24/7 in talk of the pandemic, and also how some of
PEMF (Pulsed electromagnetic field) therapy has shown tremendous benefit for my clients. I discovered that improved eating, hydrating, exercise and sleep are very difficult things
(Courtesy of SMGH) While we wait to know when the COVID vaccine will be available to the general public, please be aware that monoclonal antibodies
“Beloved by all,” King David and his equally famous son, King Solomon, called their renowned capital city nestled high in the Judean mountains. Described alternately
Last week, this newspaper published a letter to the editor which, in part, complained about the length of the recent Chanukah edition: “I think The
So I hear the free-food-box pickup might be ending—again—and soon you won’t have free food anymore, unless you count the stuff in the freezer that
Featuring Rabbi Steven Pruzansky Photographed at the David Beyda Studio on 12-14-20 On living in Israel: With the self-righteous zeal of the recent convert, I
It was a close competition. But Noah’s Ark won the Teaneck Chili Cook Off organized by Jacob Goldberg of Yalla! on December 15. The judging
“We are honored to have been selected this year’s winner, and we look forward to having all those who did not participate order in for
