“Jewish Life Cycles: Rites of Passage and Milestones” a Partnership2Gether project from the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey will be exhibited at the Belskie
Bergen County–As the victims of Nazi brutality age, their numbers decrease, but the costs of care go up. A major increase in Claims Conference allocations
Albany–In a ceremony presented by the NYS Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, Boro Park Lumber in Brooklyn was First Runner-Up for the 2014 WORKS
The magnificently plummeting 77-foot high Great Falls of the Passaic River powered the glory days of Paterson, NJ (from 1800 to the latter half of
Can one extended family of Holocaust survivors make the desert bloom, develop an ancient dog breed, create beautiful art, and help the blind ride bicycles?
Review of The Circles of Life, by Anna Aizic, published by Meir House Press, 2014. Ukraine is frequently in the headlines lately. It is a
Years ago I overheard two day school children discussing Tanach. “What was the name of Moshe’s wife?” a five-year-old boy asked his three-year-old sister. Crinkling
Teaneck—Blood cleanses honor. In Muslim-majority societies that ‘honor’ is incorporated into a woman’s body and women donate most of the blood to cleanse or prevent
Teaneck—If Tinker Bell had grown up, married Peter Pan, moved to a New Jersey suburb, and created her own Neverland of a home, she might
