Jewish Service for the Developmentally Disabled (JSDD) invites the cooks and aspiring cooks in the community to participate in an exciting program planned for November
The third annual gathering in support of the Rofeh Choleh Cancer Sociery (RCCS) was, once again, a powerful and well-attended event. The evening was emceed,
Elizabeth—In a special ceremony last week, Bruriah junior Mikayla Elk, of Highland Park, presented three tzedaka organizations with checks of $5,000 each, reflecting the 1.5
Efrona Hagler describes her decision to enter the real estate business as being born from her enthusiasm to share the “hidden gem that is the
In 2005 Saul Rosenblum launched the not-for-profit organization “The Generosity Series,” with the mission to provide all charities a powerful peer-to-peer fundraising platform without the
The Names, Not Numbers© project was created 13 years ago by Tova Fish-Rosenberg, and is in its fourth year at the Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy.
The rabbi and officers at the Young Israel of East Brunswick agree that a fusion of unique ingredients makes the town a great place to
Congregation Ohr Torah hosted the community-wide observance of Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha’atzmaut on Monday evening. The event was co-sponsored by five MetroWest shuls—West Orange’s
On Monday night, the Kean University Wilkins Theater for the Performing Arts hosted the community’s annual Yom HaShoah commemoration. The theater was filled with survivors
On Yom Hashoah, RTMA students gathered to hear a personal story of survival from Erika Sauerhoff, who was a hidden child during the Holocaust. In
West Orange—The social hall at Congregation AABJ&D became quite still as sisterhood co-president Andrea Bier took the podium to introduce the program, titled “The Journey
Judge Seth Dombeck was sworn in before Irvington Mayor Tony Vauss, the township council, judiciary, top law enforcement officials and numerous other local, township and
