Teaneck—Development has become a buzzword in Teaneck, synonymous with growth and progress. Whether residential or commercial, development has long been recognized by the Teaneck town
2015 was the first full year that Essex and Union counties were “linked” with Bergen through the newspaper formerly known as the Jewish Link of
In 2014, Rabbi Samuel Klibanoff, spiritual leader of Congregation Etz Chaim in Livingston, went for the first time on the Israel Bonds rabbinic delegation’s biennial
Faygie Holt has been writing for as long as she can remember—newspapers, magazines, blogs and, now, a children’s novel. Her book “The New Girl” is
With his bar mitzvah approaching, Uriel Simpson knew he wanted to take on a special mitzvah project that would truly make a difference. With the
For those who fondly remember old-time musicals such as “South Pacific,” the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein and Irving Berlin, and weekends at Kutsher’s in
Jewish singles from all over the United States and Canada will gather in Englewood the Shabbos of November 20-21, Parshat Vayetzei, as part of the
As the song goes, “Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match.” In “Fiddler on the Roof,” Tzeitel may have been singing about marriage, but today one
Teaneck—Looking for a relaxing and enjoyable Saturday night activity, along with a delicious dinner? How about one that is just a little different from all
Jewish Family Service of North Jersey and the Jewish Association for Developmental Disabilities often collaborate on programs to benefit the community. It was only natural,
As a child’s bar or bat mitzvah approaches, thoughts often turn to “becoming a Jewish adult,” “taking on additional mitzvot,” “celebrating,” “party,” and even “mitzvah
West Orange—As part of its Jubilee year celebration, Congregation AABJ&D, in conjunction with the Jewish Historical Society of Newark, will be hosting a lecture series
