As an introduction to Sefer Devarim, BCHA (Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy) Upper School Honors Tanach students recently spent time analyzing an article by Professor Joshua Berman
In honor of Sidney Gussen’s bar mitzvah, he and his father, Adam Gussen, will be conducting a year of baking, cooking and selling specialty food
On Sunday, August 15, Ethan Donn performed “God Bless America” before the Mets vs. Los Angeles Dodgers game at Citi Field. It was Autism Awareness
Ariela Rozentul is a 12-year-old girl from Cliffside Park and is currently a student at Yeshivat He’Atid in Teaneck. This year Ariela wrote and produced
A recurring, controversial topic that many have discussed and looked into in-depth is the question of whether Bilam was a good man or a bad
The Friendship Circle of Fairfield County is a nonprofit organization that helps children with special needs and families. However, there is so much more to
When COVID-19 first struck, there was one question many families, especially those with kids, were asking: Will there be camp? After a long, difficult year
In Stamford, Connecticut, there are various kosher eateries that were successful pre-pandemic, but, as many establishments did, they dealt with myriad challenges when COVID-19 hit.
When I found out that I was recently selected as chair of social action on the Northeastern NCSY Regional Board, I was excited and hopeful.
Rabbanit Bracha Jaffe, the associate rabba at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale—The Bayit (HIR), was part of the fifth graduating class of Yeshivat Maharat. Inspired
Max Maron from Stamford is a senior at George Washington University and will be graduating this August. Maron is majoring in international security and minoring
To mark her bat mitzvah, Hannah Cohen, a student at Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy in Stamford, organized a chesed project with Friends of the Israel Defense
