Englewood–A Torah dedicated at East Hill Synagogue on Shabbos Parshat Vayakhel, March 14, will soon go to a new home at the Chabad Jewish Center
The Passover story doesn’t change from year to year but your menu can. Although we derive comfort from holiday traditions, a little innovation adds a
The East Hill Synagogue looks right at home in its Englewood neighborhood, with an elegant Victorian design and a neatly landscaped playground for children. Now
The Israel Engagement Committee of Cong. Ahavat Torah in Englewood, recently sponsored a screening Jerusalem U’s Beneath the Helmet, a film that follows the lives
Engelwood—Morton Klein, Executive Director of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), will be speaking on “Israel in the Crosshairs: A Zionist Response” at Englewood’s Congregation
New York—T he Kosher Food and Wine Experience in New York, produced by the Royal Wine Company, attracted close to 1,800 wine professionals and enthusiasts
Wine holds a featured place on the Purim Seudah table and is integral to the Pesach Seder. So get ready with a tasting of over
After several starts and stops, a new Englewood mikvah is under construction with an anticipated June completion date, and will be named in memory of
Growing up in Israel, Ilan Amoltov would stand in the family kitchen, watching his mother prepare classic Persian dishes, and fell in love with cooking.
At first glance, the connection between artist Leah Chamish’s two ventures, Murals by Leah and Touring Teddies, is not apparent. But there is common denominator
Englewood–Robert and Irene Gottesman of Englewood were in Cuba with the Jewish community of Havana the day before Chanukah, at the moment Alan Gross, a
Tarrytown–At a Shabbos afternoon panel on fighting global antisemitism at the OU Convention in Tarrytown last week, the executive vice chairman of the Conference of
