Bureaucratic delays are preventing kids with special needs from getting an adequate education. Legislation will provide bridge loans to cover costs during city’s long reimbursement

As Jews prepare to celebrate the Exodus from Egypt, they are reminded of their long history of wandering and sojourning. Jews have always been travelers.

(Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) Summer-camp campuses often lay quiet during the cold winter months, but Camp Simcha’s sprawling 125-acre campus in upstate New York was

(Courtesy of Touro University) Recognizing a national shortage of qualified teachers in Jewish and special education, SINAI schools and Touro University have partnered to create

As in the past 35 years, the Teaneck Holocaust Committee has been busy for many months preparing for its annual Holocaust commemoration to coincide with

The Glenpointe Marriott was festooned with blue and white Nefesh B’Nefesh (NBN) banners March 19-20, as once again it was hosting the NBN “MedEx” event.

Ariel Schabes really hoped to see the aurora borealis that Sunday night in late February 2023. This was the second time on their trip to

Jewish Young Community (JYC) – Morris County Area provides a welcoming environment for young professionals and graduate students (20s, 30s and 40s) in the northern

(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Bris Avrohom celebrated Purim with an exciting, Israeli-themed “Purim in Israel” bash. Over 250 people participated in the fun-filled festival. Two

I had to see it for myself. I’ve written two news stories for The Jewish Link recently about the remarkable changes at Congregation Sons of

Scores of people attended the free wine tasting event at the East Brunswick Jewish Center on Sunday, March 5th. Cosponsored by the EBJC Mitzvah Corps

During BBYO’s 2023 International Convention, Livingston native TJ Katz (LHS Class of 2023) was elected the 99th Grand Aleph Godol (international president) of its International