New York—Over 1,500 people gathered at John Jay College in Manhattan on Sunday for the 9th annual Nefesh B’Nefesh Israel Mega Event. The event drew
Teaneck—Congregation Keter Torah will host the inaugural capital campaign event and dessert reception on Saturday night, December 10, 8:00 p.m. to benefit a new Holocaust
Voting can feel like a waste of time, especially this year, if you focus only on the presidential race, but it’s not. It’s crucial for
Party planning can be tough, especially when you have varied guests to please. The Avi Maza Orchestra takes pride in providing music for disparate audiences,
Sam Davis, founder of Burn Advocates Network (BAN), a Teaneck-based non profit that provides rehabilitation and recreation for burn victims around the world, plans to
Teaneck—Amotz Eyal of Tazpit News Agency (TPS) spoke at Congregation Beth Aaron last Sunday as part of his global mission to help Jewish communities understand
The Orthodox Union is organizing a fly-in on September 9 prior to Rosh Hashanah to lobby against the Iran nuclear deal. The historic mission will
Over the course of this past school year, Ma’ayanot High School’s senior class participated in the inaugural offering of an innovative new program
Teaneck—The social hall at Congregation Rinat Yisrael was packed to capacity for the “Third Annual Community-wide Yoetzet Event for Women: Stories of Our Struggles and
Love runway couture but think you can’t get the look to fit your lifestyle? Monsey’s Euro Design Couture (300 Saddle River Road) features red carpet,
Fair Lawn—Charles Lehman, 70, is the youngest member of a tiny shul in the basement of the HUD-subsidized Federation Apartments building in Paterson. Located at
Getting a hearing aid is a very different experience from getting glasses, with more emotional baggage and requiring more fine-tuning over time. Vision correction is
