(Courtesy of POTS) Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services (POTS) celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2021 with a series of celebratory events for patients, families and the
You may have read about prior Jewish Link SuperFans and thought, “Wow now that’s an avid reader of the newspaper,” or, “It’s incredible the different
When COVID-19 first struck, there was one question many families, especially those with kids, were asking: Will there be camp? After a long, difficult year
This five-mile moderate hike in Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area in Morris County passes an old quarry and a waterfall, reaches a panoramic viewpoint and
So you’re getting married this month! Mazel tov! Unfortunately, everyone’s getting married this month, baruch Hashem, except for the people who are already married, and
It was recently reported that two Orthodox Jewish baseball players, Jacob Steinmetz and Elie Kligman, were selected in this year’s draft for Major League Baseball.
Reviewing: “Good Food,” by Sina Mizrahi. Artscroll/Shaar Press. 2021. ISBN-10: 1-4226-2843-4 Sina Mizrahi’s “Good Food: Inspired by My Middle Eastern Roots and the Places I’ve
My wife and I dutifully tossed out our multiple pints of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. We then immediately realized we had a huge gap
When thinking of a dessert to bake, most teens typically select something simple, like brownies or some type of cookie. It is only the more
Carrot Muffins In this week’s parsha, Moshe speaks to everyone in the land before they enter Israel. An important thing is that seeing is much
This week’s Torah portion speaks a lot about that most precious of relationships: between parent and child. Even though we should treat everyone kindly and
Dear Shayna B., I like to play sports. My friends don’t love sports so l can’t play with them. Sometimes the boys are nice enough
