Five years ago I reached an agreement with Lincoln Tech to offer a special program for yeshiva students to be trained and placed in jobs
The issue of government funding for Jewish day schools in the U.S. always boils down to perceived conflicts with the Religious Establishment Clause of the
Newly elected rookie council members fresh off an election used their majority to put their political allies in leadership positions on the Teaneck Zoning and
Can the editors please clarify if the piece by Elizabeth Kratz, “Teaneck Council Ousts Members From Zoning And Planning Boards” (June 22, 2023), was a
In the coming days, we will see what may represent the beginning of a war between Russia’s elite, and possibly the end of Vladimir Putin’s
By Hayim Leiter/JPost.com I never thought I’d set foot in the United Arab Emirates, let alone do so twice in one week. But it just
By Ami Petter-Lipstein Congregation Ohav Emeth in Highland Park is the proud recipient of a brand new sefer Torah, courtesy of the estate of Sidney
(Courtesy of Congregation Beth Abraham) On June 20, family and friends gathered together at Keter Torah for the 28th Annual Beth Abraham Dinner to pay
(Courtesy of JBN) The Jewish Business Network, based in the Rivertowns section of Westchester, hosted a sold-out Women’s Business and Healthcare Soiree that brought together
(Courtesy of Lubavitch on the Palisades) On Monday evening, Rosh Chodesh Tammuz, Lubavitch on the Palisades took an inspirational trip to the gravesite of the
With every new school year, parents of children with an ADHD diagnosis often wonder if a new teacher will be a good fit for their
