Project Ezrah: Free Job Help—Really Helps!
Project Ezrah helped me land a dream job. I wish more people knew about it so they too could benefit. Free to the community, the
Project Ezrah helped me land a dream job. I wish more people knew about it so they too could benefit. Free to the community, the
I write in response to Rabbi Staum’s “Historically Speaking” article on July 6, 2023. Being the parent of an active member of the U.S. Army,
Any careful student of Hebrew would notice that several key Torah ideas are related to plant life. For example, siach means both conversation as well
By Dan Rozett Dan Rozett, Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey’s Director of Community Relations and Israel Engagement—and retired First Sergeant of the
(Courtesy of Touro University) The Lander College Finance Alumni Network launched last month with dozens of Touro alumni gathering on a Manhattan rooftop to schmooze,
(Courtesy of OU) The yom tov season means that hundreds of people will be walking home from shul at night several times a week. Many
(Courtesy of Keter Torah Sisterhood) This Wednesday, July 19, at 8 p.m., Teaneck’s Congregation Keter Torah will host a free educational event for women with
(Courtesy of NJ Lottery Commission) The New Jersey Lottery announced that Dr. Munr Kazmir has been sworn in as the newest member of the Lottery
(Courtesy of JFNJ) Jewish Federations of New Jersey (JFNJ) applauded the New Jersey State Budget for Fiscal Year 2024, which was signed into law by
This Shabbat, July 15, at 7 p.m. at Keter Torah, 600 Roemer Avenue, Teaneck, Rabbi Steven Weil will speak on “The Rhein River: Its Glory
The Van Cortlandt Jewish Center (VCJC) is proud to announce its upcoming blood drive aimed at making a positive impact on the community. The event
The Young Israel of East Brunswick (YIEB) sisterhood is participating in Yad Leah’s Raritan Valley Community Clothing Drive for Israel this month. The clothing drive