On Sunday, January 12, NJPAC in Newark will host a historic program linking three continents in history, memory, tribute and talent. The Israeli-based organization Violins
Hosting its fourth Annual Winter Musical, Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls will present three performances of the acclaimed Broadway comedy “The 25th Annual Putnam
Miriam Pfeiffer, producer of Meorot and NCSY Summer co-chair, feels that the choice of “Miracles” as the theme for the next production of Meorot, which
A series of programs centered around Lifnai Vlifnim’s annual Winter Seminar will host Rav Dov and Yishai Singer around the theme “Deepening Connections in a
On Motzei Shabbat, December 21, Bais Medrash of Bergenfield’s kehilla will gather at Keter Torah to celebrate their shul’s 20th anniversary. Housed in a beautiful
Elie Wiesel’s mandate “If you can, you must!” rang true for survivor Trudy Album and motivated her 50-plus years of telling her story of survival
Chesed knows no bounds nor age limitations. Ariella Sara Kantor of Passaic, 14, is a freshman at Yeshivat Frisch, where she is enrolled in the
For over 400 days, Am Yisrael has been heavily involved in ways to honor the 1200 kedoshim, holy souls, who were brutally murdered on the
At the October 30 Arbor Day ceremony sponsored by the Shade Tree Advisory Board of Teaneck on the Municipal Green, Teaneck Poet Laureate Scott Pleasants
Reviewing: “Live and Be Counted: A Boy’s Heroic Tale of Survival, Faith and Family” by Ron Siesser. Austin Macauley Publishers. 2024. Paperback. 178 pages. ISBN-13:
Since Chanukah of 2023, women from 25 cities across the U.S., from the Five Towns to Wisconsin, as well as across the globe from Canada
Dr. Josh Schwarzbaum has lived in Teaneck for only one and a half years. Moving to the area with his wife, Eyenadis, and three children
