New Brunswick—New Jersey Governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie stood alongside Jewish leaders at Rutgers University’s Chabad House this week as he called on
Emily Weisberg, owner of the newly opened Moss Cafe in Riverdale, is continuing in her family’s tradition of working in the food industry. Her father
The community-wide fundraiser efforts that Elie and Esther Katz began last fall in memory of Rabbi Joseph Feinstein, Esther’s father, on the occasion of his
The Orthodox Union’s Seif Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (OU JLIC) will run a community engagement weekend June 12-13 in Teaneck at Congregation Bnai Yeshurun,
Although the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) endorses pre-planning a funeral, it is an idea that can leave most people feeling a little uneasy. However,
As the school year is drawing to a close, many parents whose children are enrolled in The Jewish Youth Encounter Program (JYEP) are reflecting on
Upon hearing about the tragic death of the seven Sassoon children in Brooklyn, the Jewish community reacted with shock and sorrow. As most of us
Purim is a time for fun, food and frivolity. But it is also a time to give tzedakah and remember those who are not as
The Jewish Youth Encounter Program (JYEP) will honor 23 Yeshiva High School seniors at its Annual Breakfast on Sunday, February 8th, at 9:30 a.m., at
About 20 people gathered in the home of Aliza and Eli Scher, of Teaneck, recently to learn about the Jewish community of Long Branch, New
Once again, The Frisch School served as host to the Friendship Circle of Bergen County’s Winter Camp. The program, which ran during the public school
Teaneck–Last week, Heichal HaTorah, a boys’ yeshiva high school, won an important victory when the board of the Jewish Center of Teaneck (JCoT), in a
