‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’ performed for the first time in Hebrew, Arabic and English. (Courtesy of Shalva) The Shalva Band, accompanied by the Jerusalem Symphony

Reaching its 20-year mark, Project Ezrah, started in 2001, is preparing to work with the next generation of lay leaders to continue to move the

This is the age of Information Technology, but sadly, not all people are pros in this field. Intricacies in the IT industry stop people from

When it comes to COVID-19 restrictions, we can finally begin to say, “Dayenu.” The beginning of vaccination and the return of warmer weather are starting

(Courtesy of Teach NYS) On March 16, more than 800 Jewish day school students from around New York lobbied New York State legislators to support

  Yom HaShoah 2021 will be observed on Thursday evening, April 8. After much preparation and coordination, the Teaneck Holocaust Committee, currently chaired by Amy

The Jewish Link reported in December that the COVID-19 relief bill passed by Congress and signed by President Trump included “a whopping $2.75 billion” for

(Courtesy of BPY) Ben Porat Yosef (BPY) held its annual dinner on March 9. This year’s dinner focused on the resilience of the BPY community

(Courtesy of Valley Chabad) Jocelyn Inglis has been named Valley Chabad’s capital campaign and development director. This new position will enable Valley Chabad to continue

(Courtesy of NCJW) National Council of Jewish Women Bergen County Section will award several $1,000 scholarships to Jewish women who are graduating from Bergen County

(Courtesy of Makor) As Tax Day looms, Makor Disability Services in Brooklyn hosted a pre-tax-day seminar geared to better educate families of special needs individuals

Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM) is a month to celebrate and recognize the achievements and contributions that American Jews have made to American culture, history,