Hundreds of people from the Highland Park/Edison community joined Dalia Braun and her family to celebrate the dedication of a sefer Torah written in memory
Spending Pesach in the tropical paradise of Hawaii was one of the most restful vacations my family has ever had. Rabbi Itchel and Rebbetzin Perel
While it’s undoubtedly true that COVID-19 has had a dramatic effect on colleges in general and on Jewish campus life in particular, the impact has
Can Thanksgiving be celebrated during COVID? What can we do when large family gatherings and festive meals are on hold due to a second wave
With Black Lives Matter (BLM), the Proud Boys, implicit bias and woke culture dominating so many headlines and public conversations, determining an authentic observant Jewish
While it may seem that the issue of a woman’s presence at synagogue services has only become an issue in recent times, it has actually
Little did I know at the time the engagement was announced that our happy news would lead not to a brisk stroll through our checklist
I was seated on an uncomfortable metal folding chair in a parking lot, directly facing the garbage dumpster, with the sun in my eyes, trying
Sivan Rahav-Meir, the well-known and well-regarded Israeli news anchor and inspirational author/lecturer, brought her unique perspective to Middlesex County recently when she served as guest
The crowd that came out to hear Avital Chizhik-Goldschmidt speak in Highland Park might have thought they already had a good sense of her background
Hundreds of Jewish community members came together on Sunday, March 1, to pay tribute to an organization that serves people in their most trying moments—Bikur
Tomchei Shabbos of Middlesex County brought a marquee quality performer to the area when it hosted a benefit concert in Highland Park headlined by Simcha
