At summer camp this year, there will be no visiting day. Campers will have to brave the storm of their own independence as they navigate
In Stamford, Connecticut, there are various kosher eateries that were successful pre-pandemic, but, as many establishments did, they dealt with myriad challenges when COVID-19 hit.
Dim lights, delicious food, conversation… After an entire year of having little to no exposure to this kind of atmosphere, it is a relief that
If you are shopping anywhere in the world and not sure that something you want to buy is kosher, what do you do? There’s an
Farmer Lee Jones released his masterpiece cookbook called “The Chef’s Garden” earlier this year in April. It is now being offered as a gift for
In this week’s parsha, Moshe tells the leaders that the one most important thing is to listen, and he told the Israelis to listen to
By Shayna B. Dear Shayna, I am scared for school to start. I am going to a new school. l might not know what they
Moshava Ba’ir had an incredible start to the summer! With 800 campers and staff joining camp from communities all over New Jersey and New York,
Kayitz 2021 is in full swing and Camp Moshava IO is having the best summer yet! The theme for this summer is Moshevet Hitorerut (an
It was birthday week at Camp Shemesh and everyone partied all week long! Campers played traditional party games like pin the tail on the donkey
On Wednesday, July 21, Yachad and Camp Mesorah will come together for The Chani Rubin z”l Yachad and Camp Mesorah Annual 5k. Dedicated two years
