By all measures, the “Sounds Like Unity” Lag B’Omer concert held in Livingston earlier this month was a rousing success. It brought together well over
The energy in the room was palpable. You could see it in the passionate declaration by the final speaker of the evening, Maury Litwack, managing
For Lori Nagel of Highland Park, her efforts to visit her son Eli during his year at yeshiva in Israel were no simple thing. Lori
In late April, Hal Slifer, the host of Chagigah—the Sunday morning Jewish music program on Emerson College’s WERS radio station in Boston, MA, announced the
National Law Day is an annual event, coordinated by the American Bar Association, for the purpose of teaching and celebrating the role of the law
The Young Israel of East Brunswick (YIEB) held its annual dinner on May 7 in the Radisson Hotel in Freehold, honoring Rabbi and Rebbetzin Wasser
The new bakery in Livingston, Sweet Kneads, operating under the kosher supervision of the Vaad HaRabbonim of MetroWest, was open barely two weeks when this
People buy real estate in Israel with different plans in mind. Most buyers come to realize at some point in the process that buying a
The new bakery in Livingston, Sweet Kneads, operating under the kosher supervision of the Vaad HaRabbonim of MetroWest, was open barely two weeks when this
Olim Advisors’ Paul Bloom, a former Edison resident who now lives in Israel, recently met with a group of people at the home of Penina
In addition to regularly demonstrating the possibilities to discover fresh new insights in the Torah, Aleph Beta makes another important contribution to the Jewish community,
They are barely 12 years old, they refer to themselves as an “internet startup,” and they lack the deep resources of Jewish communal juggernauts like
