Books, and especially printed books—with pages and typesetting, soft or hard cardboard covers, illustrations sometimes, new-book-smell or even musty-library-book smell—are getting short shrift this decade.
I know the kid readers of the Kid’s Link probably love getting three servings a day of healthy vegetables and eat them constantly, right? Haha,
It might seem like an impossible dream. Moises and Anna Cohen live in Spain, in Catalonia’s Monsant region, and they are among the first Sephardic
The new world, in terms of wines, is defined as locations where wine grapes were imported after the age of exploration, meaning that grapes were
The Highland Park library apparently will not be the center of any Israeli-Palestinian fights for legitimacy, not this week anyway. Citizen safety and crowd-control concerns
The Highland Park library apparently will not be the center of any Israeli-Palestinian fights for legitimacy, not this week anyway. Citizen safety and crowd-control concerns
A new initiative has just started in America, starting with 1,000 cool and colorful bracelets distributed at Yeshivat He’Atid in Teaneck. Pninit Boev and Naomi
Teaneck residents Jen and Aaron Hoffer didn’t expect themselves to come face to face with anti-Israel protesters last Sunday, but then again, the day was
750 people came together last week as The Moriah School community presented their annual eighth grade film production of “Names, Not Numbers© (NNN©) at The
After the shooting and tragic loss of life during April 27 Shabbat-morning services in Poway, Calif., an AI (artificial intelligence) security company executive immediately ordered
Golbarg Bashi, author of the 2017 self-published children’s book P Is for Palestine, was invited by the Central New Jersey chapter of the Jewish Voice
On May 19, at 10 a.m., Chabad of Teaneck will host a Renewal kidney donation awareness event, with swabbing opportunities for Jay Gittleson, a former
