(Courtesy of Teaneck Chabad) Teens of the kosher food club (KFC) at Teaneck High School met in a sukkah mobile from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, after
My Mom’s (z”l) Candied Sweet Potatoes 8-10 servings 8 sweet potatoes ¼ cup brown sugar 1 t. cinnamon ½ cup crushed nuts (optional) 2 T.
Levi Aronow is a barber. He went to school to be a barber. He owns The Railroad Barber (409 Troy Avenue) in Crown Heights. As
What makes a good friend? Is it someone who goes along with whatever we say or do, whether it’s right or wrong? In this week’s
Dear Ariella B., I HATE bugs. My brother LOVES bugs. Over Sukkot, as we ate in the sukkah, there was a TARANTULA! I don’t like
And it was evening, and it was morning, a new year! Let’s play “Let There Be Link!” round two, week one—at the Eve of a
JKHA middle school and lower school offered a safe educational and emotional space for students to learn about and process the war in Israel. An
RPRY students are back at school, but their hearts are with Israel. Following davening, the middle school started the day with words of inspiration from
The halls of RYNJ reverberate with tefillos, learning and Tehillim on behalf of our brothers and sisters in Eretz Yisrael. The middle school boys resumed
Yeshivat He’Atid second grade students wrote cards of thanks to the Israeli soldiers for all they do to protect the land of Israel and the
SAR Academy stands with Israel. Students have been gathering each morning as a school community to recite Tehillim and pray for the safety of Israel
As soon as chag ended, and American Jews were faced with the full scope of the tragedy in Israel, the TABC community mobilized to do
