Like any other immigrant community, Israelis moving to the United States find comfort in joining each other for activities with their native language, customs and
Tenafly—The Rabbinical Council of Bergen County (RCBC) has withdrawn its supervision of the cafe at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades after the owner terminated
The “well-dressed” tallis or tefillin bag is proudly adorned with colorful needlepoint scenery, turning a mere piece of fabric into an heirloom treasure. Needlepoint, traditionally
Lori Schlakman has helped plan the annual Chai Lifeline Shabbaton at Englewood’s Congregation Ahavath Torah since it began five years ago. This weekend, 50 to
Joanne Caras was excited to visit her son Jonathan and daughter-in-law Sarah in Israel after they made Aliyah. She saw all the important and beautiful
Maybe that walk to shul in Englewood is getting a little tougher on the knees. The garbage you drag to the end of the driveway
Hamantashen have evolved from its earliest incarnation as a sweet pastry with mohn (poppy) or lekvar (fruit puree) filling. Today’s hamantaschen fillings can be savory
Spring 2016 is about embracing elegance, “ladylike as opposed to bohemian,” says Miri Urbach, eponymous designer behind Miri Couture in Englewood and nine other locations
So many enchanting wines. So much delicious food. The 10th annual Kosher Food & Wine Experience sponsored by Royal Wine on Monday, February 29, will
“Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem” will be shown Motzei Shabbos, February 27, at Congregation Shaarei Orah, The Sephardic Congregation of Teaneck at 1425 Essex
Solène is a curated boutique with a department store concept for hats, accessories, beauty products and hosiery, launched in January 2016 at 1438 Queen Anne
If you love fashion elegance and have warm, nostalgic feelings about late 20th-century glamour, or you like to peek into the lives of the upper
