In 2024, we have many types of kosher restaurants. There are plenty of the old classics around (Chinese, Israeli, Pizza, Bagels) to go with the
(Courtesy of OU Kosher) As the Rabbinic coordinators responsible for managing OU Kosher’s consumer hotline and the Webbe Rebbe online forum—an email address where consumers
Summer is officially here, so let’s start it off with a bang! Here are three of my favorite, go-to recipes to make that require minimal
Sometimes saying no’ to ourselves can make us even happier than saying yes. In this week’s portion, we learn about a Nazarite, someone who commits
Hi! The chagim are creating all sorts of clipped deadlines, but I’m doing my “buzzt” to make them all. Pshew! Just made the … cut.
The BPY eighth grade class had an amazing time on their trip to Washington DC! Their first stop was a kayaking adventure on the Gunpowder
In honor of Yom Yerushalayim, JEC students enjoyed a virtual reality tour of Israel! A huge thank you to the JPO for sponsoring this amazing
Yeshivat Noam celebrated Yom Yerushalayim with our own מצעד דגלים; march of flags as they do in Israel! We marched from Gan Sacher through the
Yavneh seventh graders culminate their study of the human body by creating their own Human Body Expo. The bodies presented at Yavneh’s expo are made
WTA second grade took a classic field trip to the Bronx Zoo last week. A favorite trip for many school children, students were excited to
The past few weeks have been a joyous whirlwind for Moriah’s Class of 2024! After finals were over, students had a school spirit week and
This week, the eighth grade boys and girls at RYNJ participated in an incredibly meaningful Holocaust memorial evening. Working in groups, the students meticulously researched
