The way Jenny Schlisser sees it, she’s far away, but not too far away. She’s even been a Bolt Bus rider who’s paid only $1
Lisa has been on the faculty of an area public elementary school for almost 30 years. Over the years, “Miss” Lisa, as she is known
Ezra Schwartz. Outside of the Sharon and Greater Boston Jewish community, it’s fair to say that many of us didn’t know him personally. Why is
I had a lesson plan for my seventh period Jewish History class. We were going to begin learning about Golda Meir. Instead a few minutes
When patrons to 13 area kosher restaurants sat down Tuesday, October 27, for a meal, or carried one home, they weren’t just satisfying their appetites,
How the MetroWest Federation capped day school tuition for its middle income families. It was almost two months ago that the Federation of Greater MetroWest
Twenty years ago on a Shabbos afternoon, my home phone started ringing. We did not have caller ID back then, but it was highly unusual
Susan Greenbaum, for 20 years, has been a Teaneck neighbor, friend and active Jewish community professional. A self-described “refugee from the JCC world,” she has
He saved perhaps the most important piece of information for last. Richard Joel, in an email to Yeshiva University staff, students and alumni, announced near
Stuart Cohnen had given rides home from New York-area hospitals in the past. An IT specialist who works in the city, Cohnen, 58, is also
Only a handful of days had passed since the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) and other organizations lobbied Congress against the impending nuclear deal with
He saved perhaps the most important piece of information for last. Richard Joel, in an email to Yeshiva University staff, students and alumni, announced near
