Now kosher consumers can bring home the bacon and eat it, too. Ari White, owner of the Westchester-based Wandering Que pop-up barbecue eatery, has created
Jewish day school students who continue their education at secular colleges are well prepared for the academics but not so much for the anti-Israel hostility
Teaneck’s West Englewood Avenue has become a destination for kosher consumers looking for a relaxing meal out or ready-made food to bring home. Now, the
Main Event Caterers, a premier kosher catering firm owned by Eddie Izso of Englewood, Joey Bodner of Teaneck, and Marty Bodner of West Hempstead, has
When Miriam Stiefel of Englewood read about an innovative partnership between Holy Name Medical Center and the Sinai Schools, she had an idea. She approached
Englewood—The IDF Musical Ensemble will be performing on December 12 at Congregation Ahavath Torah, 230 Broad Street, in Englewood, at 7:30 pm, to light up
Englewood—Michael Cohen has been promoting tolerance and human rights since working for Congressman Edolphus Towns of the Congressional Black Caucus in the 1990s. Today, he
The Frisch girls’ varsity basketball team, in its first out-of-town competition, finished second in the Steve Glouberman Basketball Tournament sponsored by the Shalhevet School in
The 27th annual Kosherfest food trade show was held at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in Secaucus on November 10th and 11th. While we will have
In 1985, Ilan and Linda Kaufthal dedicated the gym at The Moriah School in Englewood where their children were students. Thirty years later, in 2015,
Jewish leaders in Northern New Jersey business and politics along with several area rabbanim gathered at Dougie’s restaurant in Teaneck to meet the Honorable Steve
The wheels on the bus go round and round. But what happens if those wheels are steered in the wrong direction, or if one of
