On May 21, Moriah students and their parents got together to spend the morning on campus together, focusing on helping organizations that assist the larger
A shocking robbery of a Jewish community member took place last Sunday, May 21, in the middle of the day, in the presence of his
Rebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman was once recognized—some may call it celebrity-spotted—on a New York City subway, not by her name, but by a single program
The jobs of Orthodox female nonprofit executives and lay leaders got a supercharged boost of inspiration last week, as 150 women, including more than 20
Heichal HaTorah, the Teaneck-based yeshiva high school for boys, is celebrating its 10th anniversary in the coming days, with 100 hours of giving beginning May
The two Seders are definitely the biggest nights of the year for kosher wine. In 2014 and 2021, Pew Research reported that 70% percent of
Meir Popowitz, a vocalist and chazan who has joined many of today’s Jewish musical acts on stage for many kinds of events and concerts, has
Recently, Moshe Kindelehrer and I welcomed, as a guest on our new podcast, White Plains City Council President Justin Brasch. An active longtime member of
In the book “Positivity Bias” by Rabbi Mendel Kalmanson, the lessons of the Lubavitcher Rebbe are front and center: “We learn that life is essentially
Last month, Rabbi Larry Rothwachs wrote to his community in Teaneck, informing them that he will likely let his contract with Congregation Beth Aaron expire
Rabbi Beni Krohn, of Young Israel of Teaneck, has been elected president of the Rabbinical Council of Bergen County (RCBC), succeeding Rabbi Zev Goldberg, rabbi
Sparkly seltzers, bright white wines, bubblies, and single-serve alcoholic canned beverages are great choices to cut the fat of latkes and doughnuts without the enormous
