New Jersey lawyer honors father and supports the next generation of Israeli pioneers. By Mara Fahl | March 30, 2023 For Michele Waldman-Wegodsky of Highland
Ellen Gertler, 71, made aliyah from Teaneck with her husband Richard in September 2019. They live in Beit Shemesh near some of their children. Aviva:
Magnetic wallpaper, heated child booster seat, bike tire that melts ice, and a bracelet that shows your class schedule so you always know what class
This 5.2-mile moderate hike, in the Turkey Mountain section of the Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area in Morris County, passes an old quarry and an
Learn the words in Hebrew to figure out the joke below: Store – חֲנוּת Manager – מְנַהֵל He was surprised – מֻפְתָּע You quit- עוֹזֵב
Legislation, spearheaded by Teach Florida and coalition partners, will save families of children in Jewish and other nonpublic schools $7,800 per child and serve as
JEC third graders did an incredible job at their State Fair performance and exhibit. The students performed songs about America and had an opportunity to
One of the large wireless phone carriers touts its service using the tagline, “It’s all about the network.” Or, something like that. It’s possible I’m
One of my dearest friends and colleagues is Rabbi Yonah Fuld, who, prior to making aliyah, was the principal of SAR Academy in Riverdale for
Students at SINAI at JKHA joined middle school students at Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy for a pre-Shabbat musical kumzitz, with spirited singing, dancing and even guitar playing!
In conversation with Sharon Herenstein, the manager of Jus by Julie on Queen Anne Road in Teaneck, it becomes evident immediately that among her top
Yavneh Academy seventh grade Gemara students have been learning about the mitzvah of kiddush. To culminate the unit, the students created a project summarizing what
