There is so much work that goes into the event before the band even shows up to the simcha. Playing an instrument or singing a
It could be the plot of the next great Hollywood blockbuster. A young man from New Jersey is diagnosed with leukemia and needs a bone
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This year the chagim are all later than usual. While families face the logistics of figuring out when to put up the sukkah, having Sukkot
Teaneck/Bronx—Every parent knows that seemingly minor medical procedures can produce major anxiety for children. In a foreign environment, with strange noises and devices, even easygoing
When making a simcha, many people play a game of “give and take” with their budget. If they opt to have a bigger hall, then
About a month ago I started seeing Facebook and Instagram posts about Adam Krief, a 31-year-old father of three who needs a bone marrow transplant
Fort Lee—Even though everyone always enjoys a shul boutique, and even plans their shopping around the expected vendors, sometimes people want to find something different
Bergenfield—As the Jewish community expands, vendors have responded in kind to cater to local needs. Supermarkets stock novelty seasonal kosher items; even Amazing Savings is
Teaneck—Comfort or fashion? Fashion or comfort? For centuries, the style-conscious has had to make a choice. If they want to look good, they need to
Anyone watching the fashion scene surely takes note of a very noticeable fact: Trends come and go, and eventually tend to come back. The 1920s
Englewood—A bar mitzvah is a time when attention is focused on a specific individual and his accomplishments. But for Moriah seventh grader Nathan Sholomon, whose
