Participants in the Westchester/Riverdale iShine program, based at Westchester Day School in Mamaroneck, expressed gratitude to Richie and David Heisler for their generous donation from
Chai Lifeline will host its first-ever pre-Chanukah Global Gala on Tuesday, December 8. The virtual event will support the children and families of Chai Lifeline,
Now in their sixth year at Young Israel of Stamford, Rabbi Eli and Rebbetzin Naomi Kohl continue to inspire and organize dynamic, creative activities for
Andrea Samet is the owner of Custom Point, an innovative, one-stop needlepoint destination in New Rochelle. Specializing in needlepoint Judaica, Samet’s repertoire of custom designs
On October 14, The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) announced the results of the organization’s most recent negotiations with the German
Since the onset of COVID-19, it seems that life changes on a daily basis. One such shift has been a dynamic exodus from New York
The American Society for Yad Vashem (ASYV), Yad Vashem’s U.S. affiliate, will host a three-part online video series entitled “Lessons From Our Parents—Conversations,” featuring entrepreneurs,
In the COVID-19 era, Plan B seems to be the rule rather than the exception.With so many area shuls concentrating efforts to formulate alternate plans
Many have asked, “What happens when Holocaust survivors stop sharing their stories?” Fortunately, a multitude of programs and initiatives have been created to collect and
Miriam Schreiber is 88 years old, lives in Hartford, Connecticut, and, as a Holocaust survivor, has had an exceptionally challenging life. With all the experiences
When the novel coronavirus closed school buildings in March, no one expected remote learning to continue for the rest of the school year. As teachers
The Thomas Paine National Historical Building, recently designated as a national landmark, will be opening its doors to the New Rochelle Art Association for an
