Young Modern Orthodox single people face a unique challenge: the dating apps don’t feel marriage-minded enough, and a shadchan feels stuffy and perhaps a little
This column is usually published ahead of Yom Tov. However, as we all know, wine is integral to our lifestyle throughout the year. Shabbos, vorts,
This past week, over 80 women from across Washington Heights gathered for a community-wide challah bake at Mount Sinai Jewish Center. This is the second
Young Modern Orthodox single people face a unique challenge: the dating apps don’t feel marriage-minded enough, and a shadchan feels stuffy and perhaps a
Like many others, Fair Lawn native Oshrat Emrani took the onset of the global pandemic as a chance to pursue more of her hobbies. And
On Dec. 3, a playground in Montclair, New Jersey was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti, including swastikas, hate speech and Nazi references. According to watchdog organization
At the end of 2021, Teaneck native Eric Samson, who now resides in West Orange, teamed up with his friend and local mason Walter Moriarty
Every year around this time—let’s call it “late fall”—I feel a sudden awareness of how much has happened in my life in such a short
Dalya Knapp is not your average Orthodox 12-year-old. The middle schooler, who lives in Teaneck, has been acting for half her life, beginning at the
A Facebook message from Teaneck Township Manager Dean Kazinci on Friday, November 4 confirmed that the “broad threat” made on New Jersey synagogues, which was
A Facebook message from Teaneck Township Manager Dean Kazinci on Friday confirmed that the “broad threat” made on New Jersey synagogues, which was reported by
“People who run for these positions are absolutely insane,” joked Teaneck lawyer Michael Reich about his candidacy for the board of education. Reich’s bid for
