The culmination of “Moriah Reads” took place on January 18, the federal holiday marking the birthday of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. For
Bergenfield—Every Jewish home in Teaneck, regardless of religious stripe or affiliation, no doubt boasts a “Famous Abba.” He can be seen driving carpool on legal
What do Tampa, Memphis, Columbus, Philadelphia, Silver Spring and Cedarhurst have in common? They are home towns to the board of directors of Yeshiva University’s
Dr. Yael Ziegler, a highly regarded Tanach scholar and lecturer, addressed the community last Thursday evening in the Middle School Beit Knesset of Yeshivat Noam.
Rochel Goldbaum of Ottawa addressed the sisterhood of Congregation Beth Aaron last week, at the home of Rochelle Mandelbaum. Born and raised in Englewood, Goldbaum
On November 24, over 40 Sifrei Torah of “unclear” origin were found in the office of a sofer (scribe) in Jerusalem. At least seven of
Teaneck—Who can forget the exhilaration of our elementary school cantatas, high school productions, camp color war competitions and seminary songfests? How we would relish re-visiting
Teaneck—Picture this idyllic scenario: A sunny Sunday afternoon, no social or communal commitments, homework and projects completed, family lined up and ready to roll. Where
When a family requests food from Keren HaTzadik, there are no questions asked, in adherence with the Code of Jewish Law’s injunction
On Shabbat Chanukah, Congregation Beth Abraham in Bergenfield bade farewell to one of its younger members with the traditional song Vishavu Banim (“And sons returned”)
Bergenfield—Well over 100 women came out on a rainy evening last week to hear a presentation by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller of Yerushalayim. As a full-time
Englewood Hospital, Jewish Home Family at Rockleigh and Bar Ilan University joined together on December 2 to host a presentation entitled “The Future of Treating
