After years of pandemic and precaution related disruptions, the Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey was happy to welcome scores of volunteers to
Can your shul, school or communal group add solar panels to its property and reap significant savings for the organization? If the experience of Congregation
We learn in the Gemara (Sukkah 51a) that “Whoever has not seen this celebration [the Simchas Bais HaSho’eva, in the Beit Hamikdash] never saw a
Wednesday, November 9, unfolded very differently at the Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County in Edison than any staff person or member might have envisioned
On Friday morning, November 11, the Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva in Edison was honored to welcome Leslie Hirsch, CEO of the St. Peter’s Healthcare System
I have an uncommon interest in the thank you notes my wife and I receive in the mail from bar mitzvah boys, bat mitzvah girls,
When a new local charity, with no staff, hits the one-and-a-quarter-year mark since its founding, most observers would expect that it’s still getting the word
Leave it to Teach NJ to enlist the state legislature to take an innovative new New Jersey state government program that assists day schools and
If you asked community members to name the areas in which NCSY is a national leader, it’s likely that many would comment on the group’s
As if the American Jewish community didn’t have enough to concern it in developments in the Middle East and on the world stage, the raging
In any election, at the federal, state or local level, the Jewish community has a lot at stake. And the elections this year are no
What has become an established tradition at Congregation Ahavas Achim in Highland Park, while remaining a novelty in Middlesex County, all started with a congregant’s
