Yeshiva Keren HaTorah of Passaic-Clifton is busy preparing to welcome its inaugural ninth grade class. Classrooms are being painted, offices are being set up, the
There was something about the annual dinner of the Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva (RPRY) in Edison on June 19 that felt quite a bit bigger
(Courtesy of JNF) Recently, nearly 450 tri-state community members ages 22-40 united at the Central Park Zoo for Jewish National Fund-USA’s 15th annual JNFuture “Shabbat
The beauty of finding the spark, that something special in every person, was the takeaway of this year’s annual Friendship Circle Volunteer Celebration (FCVC), which
Yeshiva University’s 2024 commencement ceremonies were extra-ordinary for 11 of the participants. These were people of different backgrounds, professions and social brackets. Perhaps they were
Torah Academy of Bergen County is growing, giving back and planning for the future. The school leadership is undertaking a major expansion plan to “transform
On Tuesday June 25, Westchester County Executive George Latimer defeated incumbent Congressman Jamaal Bowman by double digits in the democratic primary for New York’s 16th
After a total of nine hours of impassioned debate in virtual state senate hearings on two bills, including one that would adopt the International Holocaust
For decades, Jewish Federations and foundations have funded a variety of programs to support Jewish continuity—a big-picture effort to encourage young Jews to affiliate with
(Courtesy of Scout Troop 226) Shomer Shabbat Boy Scout Troop 226, chartered to the Jewish Center of Teaneck, held a Court of Honor at Congregation
Dean Kazinci’s announcement this spring that he would be retiring as township manager marked the conclusion of an exceptional 44-year run of public service to
(Courtesy of JFCS) On June 9, Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey (JFCS) held their 14th Annual Ride to Fight Hunger. Despite
