Having the liberty of a “week off” with only the pleasures of cooking and eating too many meals, going to shul for inspirational davening and

Rumor has it that the new Tappan Zee Bridge, which has been renamed the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, will be soon referred to as

For those who have read our column even inconsistently, you are probably well aware that we are the parents of a severely handicapped daughter. When

Until two years ago most of us had never heard of Jo-Ann Hans. An event that took place on the corner of Westminster and New

For those who were able to catch a glimpse of the total eclipse, it definitely was breathtaking. We watched, on television, as people were gathered

It seems as though more and more people are suffering from hearing loss. It is possible it has something to do with aging, but recently

In life we all make choices. We choose what time to get up in the morning. We choose what to wear. Some choose whether or

Much has been said about the eruv controversy. We watched in horror as the Upper Saddle River city council conducted their community “open house.” It

After having attended the sentencing of Anthony Graziano and Aakash Dalal on Friday, we spent much of the weekend discussing the horror of what we

It seems as though wherever we went in the community on Monday, we heard variations of a similar conversation. Throughout the halls of offices and

The word “prom” in religious circles is quite foreign. Secular newspapers frequently feature pictures of young couples in their prom regalia as they celebrate and

It has been quite some time since we compared many of the substantial differences between living in Canada and the living in the USA. Having