Mindfulness has become a passion of mine for several reasons. First, it comes from the recognition that working with mental health proactively rather than reactively
Identifying Family Principles Challenging situations: 1. Your child invited several friends to your home for a sleepover. She tells you that she will be serving
Several weeks ago we agonized over the totally devastating shooting that took place in a supermarket in Boulder, Colo., in which 10 innocent victims were
This Yom Ha’atzmaut, like many other holidays and events, had to be done a little differently. But different doesn’t always mean bad. We at Bnei
Livingston celebrated Yom Ha’atzmaut with a flag-raising over town hall on April 15. The event featured a daglanut performance by students from the Joseph Kushner
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was signed into law on March 11, 2021. The act includes a 100% COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act)
Last year in March, our lives were turned upside down when the COVID-19 virus began its destructive path—and we started taking precautionary measures in an
This is just a reminder that April 22 is Earth Day. Because apparently, whoever came up with Earth Day held, like Rav Yehoshua, that the
Photographed by David Beyda Parshat Kedoshim: The prohibition against speaking lashon hara. The Lubavitcher Rebbe said that words have the power to bring latent energy
Most kosher food vendors in the tri-state offer some form of cucumber, whether in cucumber or Israeli salad, as a pickle or otherwise, When and
(Sponsored content courtesy of the Biale Rebbe) More than a year has passed since the Biale Rebbe of Bnei Brak has visited Passaic, yet hundreds
This past week, many of the judges who tasted and ranked wine for The Jewish Link Wine Guide got back together, with a few other
