Paramus—The Friendship Circle, which in Bergen County organizes events and social engagement opportunities for children and teens with special needs, while at the same time
Englewood—“When one leaves behind family, friends and associates who perpetuate his values, that person will always be amongst us,” said Rabbi Yossie Stern, executive director
Teaneck — Pinchas Shalom Silberstein, 22, studied at Moriah and TABC, went to Yeshiva in Israel at Netiv Aryeh, and now he’s a lone soldier
Teaneck—Did you know that diapers and regular formula for one child costs as much as $280 a month? If you need specialty formula, costs can
Mahwah—The power to physically help and relax those with profound physical disabilities is something that not many people have, but horses certainly do. Many studies
Teaneck—In the 1930s, the phrase “Jewish Center” meant something other than just a part of a shul’s name. It called to mind a recreational, social,
ED. NOTE: More than a decade ago, when historian Paul Shapiro of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) convinced the powers of the world
Bergenfield, NJ—In his late teens, Ely Allen swore off the Modern Orthodox lifestyle, wore his hair long and enjoyed backstage passes to Grateful Dead concerts.
At his home in Bergenfield, Rabbi Ely Allen uses his kiruv organization, the Jewish Outreach Network, to host Shabbatons and events for his former and
Midland Park, NJ — A speech therapist came into work one day to the Children’s Therapy Center complaining of horrible pain radiating from the outside
Teaneck—College is notoriously debt-incurring and, for some students, it can be difficult to achieve a high caliber secular education without the benefit of very deep
Teaneck—A shomer Shabbos former Rockette and an off-Broadway producer are working with Poconos camp owner Dale Pianko to train Orthodox girls in the performing arts
