Recent tragic railroad crossing accidents underscore the danger inherent at railroad crossings throughout the globe. A Boys Town Jerusalem student has devised an innovative solution
The Orthodox Union Advocacy Center brought 120 national and congregational leaders to Washington to advocate for several pressing national and international concerns. The group met
Over 500 people joined Congregation Beth Abraham at its annual dinner on June 3 at Congregation Keter Torah to celebrate the shul and Rav Yaakov
Friendship Circle volunteers were awarded gifts at a recent reception. Zeesy Grossman, head of Friendship Circle, addressed the crowd and led two perakim of tehillim
Ghetto Survivors Sought for Pension Disbursements Dr. Wallace Greene, on behalf of Beit Ahavah VeTorah, is calling for donations to be used towards a media
The Jewish Family Service and Children’s Center of Passaic-Clifton (JFS) will be holding its annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner and end of the year meeting on
At the home of Rabbi and Mrs. Mordechai Kanelsky, alumni of the Rogosin Yeshiva High School, as well as long-time friends and acquaintances, gathered to
Chai Lifeline recently hosted its first-ever conference for leaders of i-Shine, the organization’s after-school program for children living with illness or loss in their homes.
LIVINGSTON—Sharon and David Halpern hosted a Signature Society Reception attended by top Israel Bonds investors from the metropolitan New Jersey area on May 27. Attendees
New York—Touro College celebrated its 41st annual commencement exercises at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center on Sunday, May 31, awarding a total of 647
The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades has made changes within its organization. The Board of Directors and current Chief Executive Officer Avi Lewinson have mutually
The Weinreb Brothers, natives of Monsey, have music in their blood. When they were growing up, one would often hear the sounds of exotic rhythmic
