It is late March and the weather is still cold. The sounds of mizrahi music and exuberant conversation emanate from an elegant ballroom in Brooklyn,
It really isn’t much but the numbers are quite clear. While the WSJ published a nicely titled article on “A Tale of Two Housing Markets,”
(Courtesy of Ma’ayanot) On Wednesday night, March 22, Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls celebrated its 26th annual Scholarship Dinner. Ma’ayanot’s well-deserving honorees included Nedivat
What seemed like a once-in-lifetime Covid craze is now, once again, a reality in the real estate market. Many areas are experiencing unusually high demand
Highlighting: “Living Emunah on Shidduchim: Searching for the Right One with Serenity and Faith” by Rabbi David Ashear. ArtScroll/Mesorah Publication. 2023. Hardcover. 289 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1422633069.
(Courtesy of CIS) On Tuesday, March 21, members and supporters of Congregation Israel of Springfield (CIS) gathered for the shul’s annual dinner at Crystal Plaza
Highlighting: “90 Seconds: The Epic Story of Eli Beer and United Hatzalah” by Rabbi Nachman Seltzer. Mesorah Publications Ltd. 2023. Hardcover. 499 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1422633076
Saturday—6:30 p.m. (12 hours to race start.) I took my son Stevie, my 10 year old, for a walk to the Olympic Oval. Crews were
Chapter 15 Summary: Yaffa feels guilty about comparing Shani to Moriah when she learns how Shani gave up her own night out for her sister.
The below has been updated from its original publishing in 2015. As we prepare to start the 2023 season, we are reminded of a message
Shabbat 2000, Chabad of Binghamton’s largest event of the year, took place this past Friday, March 24, in the Binghamton University Event Center. Shabbat 2000
(Courtesy of YU) Hot off the press for Passover 5783/2023, the Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration is pleased to announce the latest
