The Virtual Minyan: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
We live in a connected world, where it’s nearly impossible to travel anywhere and not be connected to loved ones. We can chat with our
February 22, 2025
We live in a connected world, where it’s nearly impossible to travel anywhere and not be connected to loved ones. We can chat with our
The Young Israel of Teaneck (YIOT) is pleased to announce that Rabbi David Fohrman, an internationally renowned lecturer on biblical themes and principle educator at
Cantor Netanel Hershtik made his operatic debut last week in the world premiere of Na’ama Zisser’s Mamzer Bastard. The opera was presented by The Royal
For most of us, if we walk 3,000 steps, we consider it a good day. Now imagine biking 180 miles over the course of just
Exciting things are happening at CareOne at Teaneck, a sub-acute rehab facility located on Teaneck Road in Teaneck. CareOne at Teaneck offers its patients long-term
In this fast-paced world, we’re always on our way somewhere. Whether it’s school, work, a doctor’s appointment or the airport, we like to get where
For years the answer to “Why is this building different from the three other buildings near the shul?” has been that the Palisades in Fort
This week the Association of Jewish Attorneys (AJA) officially launched after a year-and-a-half of careful research and planning. The AJA’s Executive Director, Sara Weinberg, JD,
Let’s face it. Nobody really wants to talk about what their family should do when they die. Some people think that by taking out life
So many people in this area regularly follow what’s going on in Israel. They send money, they daven and they say to themselves, “If I
In the last two weeks we have read in the weekly Torah portion about hachnasat orchim, welcoming guests into one’s home. The Young Israel of
Over the last few weeks popular topics of conversation have revolved around what else we need from the store, if we remembered to make an
