Bergenfield — An article entitled “Highgate Terrace: The Shame of Bergenfield” by JLNJ columnists Rabbi Mordechai and Nina Glick, published August 20, 2015, highlighted an
Paramus—A brand-new paradigm is beginning at the Hillel of Northern New Jersey. With Rutgers University’s Hillel supervising the program, Englewood native Talia Mizikovsky has begun
Teaneck—The 200-member strong Sisterhood of the Young Israel of Teaneck is pulling out all the stops for this year’s boutique, based on the immense success
Rabbi Gil Student runs a carefully curated website called Torahmusings.com, that reaches approximately 6,000 people each weekday. A Manhattan finance manager by day, Rabbi Student
Mendel Ungar, of FillerUp Wines, says rosé wines, in particular, are entering the market with increasingly high quality, variety and complexity. Teaneck—The American kosher wine
The Jewish Link received significant criticism in the last few weeks regarding how we referenced the recent Yoetzet event that took place in our community.
The Bergen County Y, a JCC, ceased operation last week at 605 Pascack Road in Washington Township. Its board began a process of designing and
Teaneck—Right before Congress broke for its August recess, Congressman Scott Garrett (R-5-NJ) introduced H.R. 3273, the Prohibiting Assistance to Nuclear Iran Act. The bill seeks
Hackensack—Teaneck resident and community member Dr. Matthew Leffel, a chiropractic physician, has recently opened an office for chiropractic care and sports medicine in Hackensack, near
Teaneck—Rabbi Moshe Dovid Lebovits travels most of the week. In charge of new business development at the Teaneck-based KOF-K Kosher Supervision, he has spearheaded a
12K Attend Rally in Times Square; 600 Turn Out For AIPAC Briefing in Closter Teaneck—As the Jewish Link went to press Wednesday evening, 12,000 activists
During the Nine Days, when families generally avoid eating meat, there is a challenge of finding enough protein sources to satisfy everyone. The humble lentil
