Finding out a family member has cancer is devastating. No matter what the prognosis, it’s scary as hell. Nobody thinks it will happen to them,
This week, MDS eighth grade students interviewed and filmed survivors for the annual “Names Not Numbers©” Holocaust documentary program. Jillian Weiss, Melissa Appel and filmmaker
Some may be shocked to hear that I traveled with my wife and eldest and youngest sons this past weekend—the coldest weekend of the year—not
This past Thursday was Groundhog Day. The first Groundhog Day was celebrated on February 2, 1887 at Gobbler’s Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The idea behind
A visit to Israel is always exciting, with much to experience. However, a visit that includes an opportunity for you and your family to volunteer
Ed Cohen, radio voice of the New York Knicks, spoke to Yeshivat Frisch students in Sports Management, Cougar Nation Network (sports broadcasting club) and the
All couples are ecstatic when they purchase their first home. Ari and Rachel Carus have an additional reason to be thrilled: They now have a
Yavneh Academy’s early childhood and lower school readers dressed as book characters and parsha personalities at the third annual Character Day. Activities included character interviews,
This past Shabbos MTA talmidim and rebbeim gathered in Bergenfield for a tish to elevate their Shabbos with some MTA energy. This tish was unique
Dear Bergen County Community, On July 6, 2022, the Rabbinical Court of New City, Vaad Hadin V’Horaah, issued a psak (rabbinic ruling) stating that Mr.
Those of us who are fortunate enough to have visited Jerusalem often are always looking for new sites to tour in the City of Gold.
School spirit was at an all time peak as SAR High school students geared up for one of the highlights of the year—Sting Night. Throughout
