Take note, dessert lovers, Krispy Kreme has arrived in Springfield! The franchise has opened a kosher store and factory at its new Route 22 location,
There was a bar mitzvah in my town last Shabbat (mazal tov, Nathan!), and since my son was one of the few boys in the
As a young girl’s bat mitzvah approaches, she often dreams of the party she will have. DJs, dancing, singing, trampolines, sports complexes and photo booths
Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School sophomore Jacob Colchamiro placed second in the world at the International Chidon HaTanach, which took place last week in Israel
The Semichat Chaver Program (SCP), one of the newest initiatives sponsored by the Orthodox Union, began a mere 18 months ago in two locations in
Englewood resident Ayelet Poupko has seen her share of tragedy. Her younger sister Chana passed away at the age of 2 ½, following 18 months
Ashkenazim do not eat rice on Pesach. That is well known. So what’s a girl (or guy) craving sushi to do for eight whole days??
Amid the powerful political speeches at this year’s AIPAC Policy Conference was a presentation by SAHI, a chesed group established in 2009 that, according to
For the third time in as many years, I attended the AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington, D.C., this week. I have said it before and
Walking into the semi darkness of the large conference hall in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, the delegates felt it immediately. That connection, that
Picking a hair salon, for many women, can be as important a decision as picking a college, or a spouse. There are adults who have
You don’t normally associate health food with cookies. In fact, if you are shopping in a health food store, cookies are typically the farthest thing
