Avi Rosenblatt saw a need to level the playing field for small ecommerce businesses. After receiving a degree in computer science from McGill University, he
Shomrei Torah of Fair Lawn will be hosting its first SeferFest on Sunday, December 3. Although the main draw will be the opportunity to choose
Fair Lawn’s Ahavat Achim evacuated. The last two months have seen a large increase in bomb threats at houses of worship across the country, with
One in every 10 of us, translating into over 30 million people within the U.S., have their names listed on a state register for unclaimed
A new mesivta with a compelling educational model is just a year away from becoming a reality. Yeshiva Keren Hatorah of Passiac-Clifton (YKHPC) is the
What began as a simple inquiry in 2006 has blossomed into a dynamic program steadily reaching new heights. The Naftali Aron Torah Enrichment Program (NATEP)
Fair Lawn’s Mikvah Chava Faiga, an elegantly refurbished mikvah six years in the planning, is finally open. In a word, it is stunning. Just ask
The annual conference of the Rabbinical Council of America was scheduled to be held in Chicago this year, but plans were shelved in light of
A community-wide project that was conceived a half dozen years ago is rapidly approaching the finish line. The Chanukat HaBayit of Mikvah Chava Faiga will
The challenge of writing a piece on Akiva Shapiro, litigation partner at Gibson Dunn, a leading international law firm with a stellar track record, is
April 4 was a picture-perfect day for the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey’s annual Food Insecurity Conference, the culmination of a massive partnership effort
Joel Lebowitz, public affairs officer for the Jewish War Veterans (JWV) chapter in Livingston, explained what motivated his outreach efforts. About a decade ago, while
