Making the Omer Count!
Hopefully many of us are still counting the Omer each evening, as we have since the second night of Pesach. For me this year my
December 25, 2024
Hopefully many of us are still counting the Omer each evening, as we have since the second night of Pesach. For me this year my
I didn’t get to visit my mom at the beach this year, but I did get a fantastic view from the cliffs in Cornwall, just
Many people associate the idea of medical professionals making housecalls with “the olden days” when a white-haired doctor with a weathered black bag would show
It was a unique evening. I should have known when I made arrangements to invite winemaker Lewis Pasco to taste his own wines with my
The evening seemed made for Instagram foodies, or at least for fans of kosher smokehouse combinations like pulled brisket-and-smoked veal pizza or duck confit tamales,
Carlos Rendo, Woodcliff Lake’s first Hispanic mayor, reported on Facebook on October 31 that anti-Semitic messages scrawled on a local street within a five-minute drive
Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph, who assumed the role of executive vice president and chief operating officer of the 400-synagogue strong Orthodox Union this fall, has
Sukkot, for me, has always been a time for true relaxing and real joy. While this year will be quieter and definitely lonelier, I hope
Established in 2014, Golani Distillery, also known as the Golan Heights Distillery, creates their flagship single malt whiskies by combining high-quality local spring and well
Along with the new year, Bergen County’s Project Ezrah welcomes a new executive director. Serving Shorefront Jewish Community Council in Brighton Beach, New York, for
It is with great relief and joy that we thank Hashem for keeping us in life to reach this Yom Tov season. While I am
Meat lovers, pescatarians and vegetarians alike can certainly find something to love at Taco 185, the newest Friendly Ghost restaurant concept from the Jon Katz/Chef
