Jason Blatt, CJ Glicksman, Eli Kahn and Shimmy Mandelbaum have just returned from Poland after serving as much-valued, energetic volunteers for The Lauder Foundation’s Educational
On August 31, Selvage Avenue, the Teaneck street that the late Mayor Lizette Parker lived on, was renamed in her honor. The ceremony, appropriately held
Purchasing a new home can be one of the most exciting yet worrisome experiences of one’s life. Jason Berg, Vice President and Branch Manager of
On Tuesday, June 28, The Teaneck Township Council in collaboration with The Teaneck Chamber of Commerce hosted the first in a series of upcoming forums
Editor’s Note: After The Jewish Link went to press on Wednesday evening, June 16, the Board of Education voted 9-0 to reinstate courtesy busing. Teaneck—Successfully
On Tuesday, June 28, the Teaneck Township Council, in collaboration with the Teaneck Chamber of Commerce, will be hosting the first open house in a
The Orthodox Jewish Nurses Association held their first annual conference at the Teaneck Jewish Center on Thursday, May 19. The conference drew nurses primarily from
Frisch students in the elective engineering course, “Merging Halachic Judaism With Modern Life,” had a unique opportunity last week to present prototypes of their Shabbat-friendly
In an effort to counteract the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) movement, ACHI is introducing their own BDS campaign: Buy, Display and Support Israel. ACHI,
On Thursday, May 5, the seniors at Torah Academy of Bergen County conducted their annual multi-media Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) program. After opening remarks
On Thursday, April 7, the Yavneh Academy graduating class of 2016 presented their Holocaust production, “Maniusia’s Promise.” Performing before a packed house in the auditorium
Enslaved Africans Memorial Also Approved Plans for the Holocaust Memorial to be built on the Teaneck Municipal Green were granted final approval by the Teaneck
