The Shalom Torah Academy in Marlboro hosted a very special grandparents day on Friday, June 8th. The students welcomed 100+ grandmas, grandpas, bubbie and zaidies,
Susan Abrams, the owner of Brooklyn’s LLC, a store on West Englewood Avenue that specialized in high-end tzniut fashion for women and girls, has decided
Teaneck’s Deputy Mayor Elie Katz and Councilmembers Gervonn Rice and Mark Schwartz (who is also co-publisher of The Jewish Link), welcomed a standing-room-only crowd who
Visiting Florida for Pesach and need activities for Chol Hamoed? The Kosher Bahama Cruise Company is offering a two-day cruise on the Grand Celebration, a
Many of us remember Tu B’Shevat as the day when we received plates full of varied dried fruits in school. There were prunes, dried apricots,
Excitement in the aisles of Trader Joe’s began as word spread that Israel’s iconic, best-known snack is now being sold there under the name “Trader
Most of us are aware of the fact that last Shabbat was designated as a Project Renewal Shabbat in Teaneck. In 11 of our shuls,
While growing up in New York, my mother had very specific ideas of what vegetables should enter a Jewish household. Although she served us broccoli
Always looking for new and different ways to meet people, on Tuesday I had the honorable experience of being a poll worker for the Bergenfield
Reserve now: Great Big Challah Bake of Northern New Jersey When: Wednesday, October 25. Doors open 6:45 p.m. Program begins at 7:30 Where: Factory 220,
Editor’s note: Nina is responding to her husband’s column, “Coming to Terms With my Dementia,” available here. Upon arriving home from my office at The
Although there are those who are super organized and have begun Yom Tov preparation already, most people, I believe, need to do things slightly more
