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When temperatures go to the 30s and rain and snow are forecast, my mind goes to one thing—chili. Chili has its roots in America, especially
(Courtesy of OU) The Orthodox Union, in collaboration with Gemiluth Chessed, City Harvest and Empire Chicken, has launched an important initiative to provide kosher chicken
There’s more to Chanukah than spinning tops and eating potato pancakes. The first Chanukah millennia ago—and Chanukah today—represents a great struggle between two very different
Last week’s “Real Men Wear Pink” cufflinks drove everyone batty. Joseph was a real man in many respects, but also in a very Pinocchio kind
BPY’S Gan Shemesh has been learning all about Chanukah and are so excited to share what they have learned with our families! Studnets learned all
RYNJ fourth and fifth graders worked hard in STEAM to create a variety of handmade objects to be sold on behalf of two incredible Israel
Under the direction of Morah Adina Mermelstein and Morah Ilissa Green, the fourth and fifth grade Yeshivat Noam Choir sang Chanukah songs beautifully at Garden
JKHA kicked off Chanukah celebrations in meaningful and fun ways. Day one of Chanukah began with a Chanukah-themed Shabbat assembly for early childhood and lower
The avirah of Chanukah was felt immediately throughout Yavneh Academy from the minute students entered the building on the first day of the chag. In
Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut first-graders celebrated Chanukah in style on Monday. In three different classrooms, the students were given a plethora of fun activities.
