(Courtesy of Valley Chabad) About 200 were in attendance for the menorah lighting in River Vale on Tuesday evening, November 30. The annual event sponsored

Submitted by proud grandmother Ruby Kaplan of Teaneck.

(Courtesy of SSTC) Suburban Torah was rocking on Chanukah with a myriad of activities for all ages. The fun began with a family party on

(Courtesy of The Sanz Union City Yeshiva) The Sanz community in Union City hosted a special Chanukah Sheves Achim for the Teaneck/Bergenfield community with the

After a two-year hiatus, Congregation Ohr Torah recently enjoyed the return of its annual Chanukah carnival. There were games, prizes, balloon animals, dreidel art, doughnut

(Courtesy of Chabad.org) Speaking the first night of Chanukah at the lighting of the world’s largest menorah at the corner of Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue and

Chabad of Yonkers Rabbi Mendy Hurwitz joyfully “spreads the light” of Chanukah, explaining that “Chanukah is a holiday celebrated at home. But we bring the

Mayor Robert Parisi welcomed Rabbi Mendy Kasowitz and his family to the front lawn of town hall for a menorah lighting on November 29. It

Congregation Beth Aharon, Riverdale’s Sephardic Orthodox Congregation, welcomed more than 100 people at a party for the lighting of the chanukiah on the seventh night

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