(Courtesy of Teach NJ) Teach NJ applauds a record New Jersey state budget allocation of nearly $140 million for the education of nonpublic school students—an

(Courtesy of Lubavitch on the Palisades) Lubavitch on the Palisades took a moving and inspirational trip this week to the ohel (gravesite) of the Lubavitcher

(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Last Thursday evening, at Congregation Shomrei Torah Ohel Yosef Yitzchok Bris Avrohom Center, a farbrengen was held in honor of gimmel

Parshat Chukat Today’s parsha opens with the oft-discussed law of the parah adumah. Due to our familiarity with this portion, we may tend to connect

At a seven-hour hearing with no breaks, students at the City University of New York (CUNY) told harrowing tales of being subjected to antisemitic harassment

More than 550 people showed up last week to support Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society (RCCS) at its first large-scale public event in Bergen County, a

When Rabbi Moshe Stavsky assumed the role of morah d’atra of Beit Midrash of Bergenfield (BMOB) almost 11 years ago, the congregation was housed in

The skies cooperated on Wednesday, June 22, as over 40 Teaneck community members gathered for the annual Arbor Day ceremony in Terhune Park. The event

(Courtesy of Shomrei Torah) On June 12, Congregation Shomrei Torah in Fair Lawn held its 47th annual dinner to recognize the shul’s past members, recent

(Courtesy of NJJBA) The New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance Mission to D.C. on June 22 was very well received on Capitol Hill and by government

(Courtesy of Makor) “Is my child’s fear about going to school normal?” “My 9-year-old daughter prefers playing by herself. Is that healthy?” In our increasingly

As we continue to find our way back to pre-pandemic normal, we’re all relishing opportunities to disconnect from Zoom and forge the kind of real-life