Busy Jewish women often juggle a circus of stressors, balancing family, work and now the ever-looming concern of rising antisemitism. Life sometimes feels like a
On many occasions I text a junior partner in our practice at a dreaded hour and tell him or her to rush to the hospital
Iron-deficiency anemia is a common and often overlooked health issue that affects millions of women worldwide. Characterized by a lack of sufficient iron in the
Some may view the “Barbie” movie as nothing more than a whimsical, kitschy movie based on the famous Mattel doll. However, when viewed through the
The Jewish Link had a phone conversation last week with Mendham Mayor Christine Serrano Glassner, one of the two leading candidates vying for the Republican
Dan Tokayer is running for Englewood City Council-at-Large because public service is important to him and he wants to contribute and improve the Englewood
This is an important year as there is a presidential election, and although we have a 77-year-old and an 81-year-old running for office, these are
The Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) held its grand soiree at Manhattan’s famed Plaza Hotel near Central Park on May 20. Even though this event
As we examine Parshat Behar, we uncover profound insights that resonate deeply with the significance of Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County’s 50th anniversary.
I love summer camp, as do my children and grandchildren, both as campers and staff. That being said, camp has changed a lot since my
In the olden days (which was not much more than 25 years ago), if you wanted to publish a book, you were pretty much at
A simcha celebration lasts just a short time, but with professional photography the event can be relived and shared for years. The most beautiful photos,
