Teaneck—A novel written in 1919 perfectly foretells the nature of Brier Rose Books, Howard Rose’s destination bookshop that is part of Teaneck’s streetscape at 450
Tenafly—The war in Gaza has inspired community members in many different ways. A group of Israelis and Americans living in the Tenafly, Cresskill, Englewood, and
The Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps (TVAC) is pleased to invite the community to celebrate its 75th anniversary. The gala will be held at World of
Teaneck—Rabbi Ezra Wiener, a beloved teacher and the mashgiach ruchani of the Torah Academy of Bergen County since 1999, will join Congregation Rinat Yisrael as
Teaneck—After an exhaustive search, interacting with roughly 40 rabbinical candidates for the job, the Young Israel of Teaneck has announced that Rabbi Beni Krohn will
Teaneck—High school students from across the region are enjoying the third summer of the Summer Girls Learning Initiative, a program operated under NCSY’s rubric and
Teaneck—Joshua London, the Zionist Organization of America’s Co-Director of Government Relations, will be speaking in Teaneck on August 6, at 7:30 p.m., at the home
As many Orthodox Union-associated summer programs in Israel began last week, there were location changes made for students due to security concerns. Due to the
Highland Park—Even visionaries need to have a day job. Mark Bodzin, who works six days a week at the kosher deli counter at ShopRite in
Teaneck—Forty organizations, led by Rabbi Reuven Taragin from Yeshivat HaKotel, came together at last Sunday’s Teaneck Community Collaborative Conference, a day dedicated to educating and
Over the past 18 days, most, if not all large Jewish group meetings or organizations in the area have begun or ended proceedings with tehillim
Bergenfield—Nathan Kruman, a Teaneck native, did a brisk business during the height of pre-Shabbat shopping last week at Grand & Essex, as he debuted an
