Every adult child who has a parent living alone worries. What if something happens and they can’t get to the phone? Moshe Suissa came up
With the schoolroom and the office moving into our homes full- or part-time during the pandemic and minyanim in the backyard, comfort has become the
Ganit Goldstein envisions a world in which fashion is more custom and less mass produced. She wants to see women wear fewer outfits with better,
There’s a proverb that warns not to judge another until you have walked a mile in their shoes. Noam Sokolow, owner of Noah’s Ark and
Women have been making a choice since hair salons re-opened from the pandemic: Go out in public, with some trepidation, or live with hair that
Must simchas take a time out from December to March? No, says event planner Rena Soclof. Barring a storm or below-freezing temps, there are ways
The Bat Mitzvah Plus program at Congregation Ahavath Torah will begin its sixth season next week. Freidi Hyman, program director, said the curriculum she has
There’s always an endgame to psychotherapy in Dr. Alan Winder’s view. Too often, therapy can be open-ended. You feel some relief when someone listens to
Lazy Bean Cafe is not going to let cold weather spoil your fun. The tables that have sprung up in front of the café are
On Thursday, October 22, at 5 p.m., a sign will be unveiled renaming Walraven Drive and Queen Anne Road East to “Bespoke/Dre Perrin Way.” Deputy
From Head to Hose, a 30-year institution in Brooklyn, is known for its large selection of exclusive designer and brand-name hosiery, accessories and clothing. With
A great headshot is your best calling card in today’s digital world. Getting photographed now is more convenient than ever. David Beyda, a headshot specialist,
