The Orthodox Forum of Highland Park/Edison hosted a lecture featuring Micah Halpern, syndicated columnist, educator, author and radio and TV broadcaster on the topics of
After months of discussion, the Highland Park Borough Council brought their resolution on anti-Semitism to a vote at their meeting on Tuesday, October 29. The
(Photo courtesy of Andrew Getraer/Facebook) After months of discussion, the Highland Park Borough Council brought their resolution on anti-Semitism to a vote on Tuesday, October
Despite the steady rain on Hoshana Rabba, more than 100 people showed up to protest the Highland Park Public Library’s reading of “P is for
The beautiful and sunny Sunday made Ahavas Achim’s first-ever barbecue cook-off and street fair a “must-do” event in Highland Park. Members of the local Jewish
Synagogues all over the world celebrated Shabbat HaGadol the week before Pesach, but for Ohav Emeth in Highland Park, it really was a Big Shabbat.
Vacationing in South Africa is almost indescribable. The region is culturally accessible to Americans due to the prevalence of spoken English, yet as incredibly exotic
The War Refugee Board and America’s efforts to save the Jews of Europe was the topic of a recent presentation at the Douglass Student Center
Vacation season is upon us and I’ve learned one major truth as a parent: When your children are happy and enjoying themselves, you will be
Israel Maya, former president of the Sephardic Jewish Center of Canarsie, Brooklyn, recently gave a fascinating personal account of Jewish life in Cuba at Congregation
Israel’s 70th birthday was celebrated in a big way on the evening of Thursday, April 19, at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. The event drew
Mesorah NJ held a special Mesorah Monday program on February 12 at Congregation Ahavas Achim in Highland Park. The community was invited to hear Rabbi
