This piece comes to you from my kitchen table on October 4, decaf coffee beside me as I prepare for the fast this evening. While
(Courtesy of Project SARAH) It is widely known that the impact of trauma is extremely far reaching and may begin during adverse events from early
Currently over 64 million Americans are Medicare beneficiaries. Many of them may be spending more money in 2023 simply because they didn’t know they should
I really don’t want to share this story with you. It involves a good friend who is a role model to me, who made aliyah
It is bound to happen sooner than later. Someone will be killed while attempting to cross New Bridge Road. It doesn’t matter how careful you
Yael Buechler couldn’t be happier about the success of the matzah pajamas she created earlier this year. They were a success with children and adults,
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It’s September 15, and I am at Brooklyn’s Polonsky Shakespeare Center, attending Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski. There’s a talkback session following the
One of the most-frequently challenging jobs is that of a help desk technician. If you’re not familiar, let me explain. When you have an issue
The annual Teaneck International Film Festival, a project of the Puffin Foundation, Ltd., now running for close to two decades, will be showing 20 documentaries
Nobody wants to imagine a time where they are confined to a hospital bed or facing a serious medical diagnosis. However, we have all heard
