The Teaneck Public Library will welcome Eitan Bernath, a Teaneck native and celebrity chef, internet sensation and author of his first cookbook, “Eitan Eats the
(Courtesy of OU) When a woman from Rabbi Mosheh Aziz’s congregation in Great Neck contacted him to ask why canned vegetables need a hechsher, he
There is just something about fall that attracts me to make pumpkin bread. Gluten-Free Pumpkin Bread This Food & Wine recipe was contributed by
It is tempting to blame others when we make a mistake. This is especially true if they had encouraged us to do wrong in the
Dear Shayna B., I have really annoying neighbors. They are very loud and keep me up. Their lights are very bright and don’t let me
He’Atid fifth graders learned about the ushpizin—the founding fathers of the Jewish people who come to visit the sukkot. The students also learned about other
For The Idea School’s last weekly mishmar before Yom Kippur, senior Yehuda Zinberg led the students through an explanation of the avoda, the temple service
Ma’ayanot prepared for Yom Kippur with an experiential, multi-media yom iyun devoted to tefillah. All students participated in a Shemoneh Esrei Interactive Gallery. Yom iyun
The vibrant sound of learning filled the classrooms and hallways of Yavneh Academy on the Friday morning prior to Sukkot, as older and younger students
Anshei Lubavitch students kept the Yom Tov festivities going on Chol Hamoed with Sukkot celebrations in the Anshei Lubavitch sukkah. They ate meals and snacks,
Gan Henel children learned all of the songs, made all the projects and prepared beautiful decorations in honor of Sukkot. The kids got an extra
These Nitzanei Noam students create whale themed art as they learn about Sefer Yonah.
