It reads like a fantastical plot: Afghanistan’s government falls to the Taliban, a group bent on undoing decades of progress. Thousands desperately trying to escape
The Orthodox community of Springfield, New Jersey, has grown tremendously in recent years, bolstered by an influx of young families looking for a haven close
Teach NJ held a community-wide back-to-school event on August 31, the day before most children in our area officially started the 2021-22 school year. According
The Kratz family in Bergenfield benefitted from amazing neighborly help in building their sukkah this year. Stephen Miller, Jeffrey Rosenfeld and his sons Yitzchak, Moshe,
(Courtesy of Project Ezrah) On August 11, Project Ezrah hosted its inaugural Young Leadership Council event. The Young Leadership Council (YLC) focuses on involving members
When Jill Gordon took her 10-year-old daughter to the doctor in Teaneck on Sept. 12 for a stomach problem, she never expected for them to
In an effort to be inclusive of observant Jewish residents, the Borough of Highland Park held its 9/11 20th anniversary event—a flag raising and reflection—on
(Courtesy of Teach NJ) The STEM revolution has set the tone for the future—and Teach NJ and the New Jersey Department of Education are helping
What happens when a tech publicist moderates a heated, yet immensely informative, discussion on COVID? Why, you get the scoop, of course. Or rather, Shira
On August 30, Academies at GBDS welcomed back its students for a new year at school. This school year marks Academies at GBDS’s 36th anniversary,
Rainy weather did nothing to dampen spirits at Palisades Credit Union Park in Pomona, where more than 250 employees of Achieve Behavioral Health gathered on
In the glorious song with which Moses addresses the congregation, he invites the people to think of the Torah—their covenant with God—as if it were
