Located in the heart of the West Englewood neighborhood, Christ Church at 479 Maitland Avenue in Teaneck is experiencing a tremendous uptick in the request
We are all in a rush these days. We’re always running to a meeting (virtual, of course), running to finish a project before a deadline
This past week, the Teaneck Police Department and the Teaneck Jewish community bade farewell to Detective Ed Lievano. For 26 years, Det. Lievano has been
An interesting byproduct of the coronavirus pandemic has been the 50% surge in aliyah applications, as reported early last month. Luis and Marta Massieu of
(Courtesy of Yeshiva University) Yeshiva University’s Summer Sessions is bigger than ever before, with more course offerings in a wider variety of subjects. Starting June 1,
Frustrated trying to plan a simcha during quarantine? Need a smile and a laugh during these trying times? Want to give a special person in
Topics related to the last month of treatment using Telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Q: What are you seeing clinically with clients through the last
A group of RYNJ third graders hosted a special guest to lead their weekly mishna group. Tyler Hod, a guard with the Yeshiva University Maccabees
The results are in following Tuesday’s Teaneck Town Council election, accomplished for the first time through an entirely absentee mail-in ballot process. The Moving Teaneck
Sarah Stein decided that she would like to raise money for Teaneck’s first responders for her bat mitzvah project. She is offering to draw a
Chol Hamoed dates: Thursday, September 23, through Monday, September 27Chol Hamoed dates: Thursday, September 23, through Monday, September 27Please enjoy The Jewish Link’s guide to
Times of Israel—Athis weekly cabinet meeting Sunday morning, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed terms regarding the newly announced talks between Israel and the Palestinians. “These
