Jewish Learning Experience of Bergen County (JLE) recently appointed a new director, Rabbi Justin Wexler. Raised in Teaneck, Rabbi Wexler studied at Yeshiva University and
Factory 220, an ideal event space in a prime location with excellent options for fine cuisine, is now expanding into the entertainment industry with the
Tania Wolf, an interior designer with a background in architecture is bringing her expertise and creative eye to Bergen County. Originally from France, Wolf obtained
The Greater MetroWest community is launching a new Hebrew school called Kulanu. Kulanu, from the phrase “Kulanu Kedoshim,” or “We are all holy,” aims to
Torah Tech, a new gap-year program in Israel for young men, will be hosting an open house in Teaneck on January 6. For many yeshiva
In today’s culture where fitness is a priority for many and time is a commodity for most, people often choose studio workouts for efficient and
Many mitzvot in the Torah are manifested on both a spiritual and a physical level. Such is the case with the mitzvah of wearing tzitzit.
On December 19, The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey along with the Orthodox Union, Community Security Service (CSS) and the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office
On December 14-15, NJNCSY, in conjunction with NYNCSY, will host its first-ever 4G shabbaton. 4G, a play on words for “for girls,” is a division
On December 15, Project Ezrah will hold its annual dinner at Congregation Ahavath Torah in Englewood. Project Ezrah has helped thousands of families in and
There is no place for divide or hatred in our community. That was the prevailing message at a recent candlelight vigil organized by the Jewish
Most young Orthodox adults today are fortunate to spend a year (or more) in Israel learning Torah and focusing on spiritual growth. In many cases,
