(Courtesy of Hatzalah of MetroWest) On June 12, four Hatzalah of MetroWest responders were honored by Livingston Township with the President’s Volunteer Service Award. They

(l-r) Ken Jenkins, Justin Brasch, Gary Katz.(Courtesy of White Plains Council) White Plains Council President Justin Brasch and Gary Katz hosted a very successful fundraiser

In the latest series of concerning actions that seem designed to marginalize long-serving Jewish residents’ involvement in Teaneck politics, Teaneck Mayor Michael Pagan and his

By Harry Glazer When a business starts a new initiative, it is likely to expect modest returns at first. Success just doesn’t happen overnight. Usually,

On June 13 Erez Masud, development director of the Kever Rachel community in Israel, visited Bruriah and met with community leaders. He came because he’d

Minyan to be held this Shabbat, June 24, Parshat Korach, beginning at 9:15 a.m. By Pearl Markovitz It is now one year and four months

By Debra Rubin An appeal in a case of six City University of New York (CUNY) professors who were turned down by a lower court

(Courtesy of Migdal Ohr) The Third Annual BASHMO was Midal Ohr’s largest yet, with nearly 300 people from neighborhoods like New Milford, Teaneck, Englewood, Bergenfield,

By Shira Adler The Shabbatot of May 13 and June 10 were very special weeks in the Bergen County community. On each of these weekends,

(Courtesy of Ahavat Achim) It’s not often that an entire congregation comes out to honor a special family — twice. Yet that’s exactly what members

(Courtesy of The Tikvah Fund) Seventy-six eighth grade students graduated from the Truman Scholars Program on June 11, including 12 from Bergen County. A project

By Bracha Schwartz A capacity crowd attended a recent screening of the movie “Upheaval: The Menachem Begin Story,” at Congregation Shomrei Emunah in Englewood. A