(Courtesy of OJCC) In an effort to empower everyone, to stimulate economic growth and to promote local community businesses, Lakewood Township and the Orthodox Jewish

American citizens who live internationally or are in the military can still easily participate in the upcoming election in November. Qualifying citizens should contact their

The Passaic-Clifton community and local officials gathered—while observing COVID guidelines—this past Sunday to celebrate the start of construction on the new shul and mikvah building

On Sunday, October 18, Communities Confronting Substance Abuse (CCSA) and Refa’enu: Healing Our Community From Within, two community organizations dedicated to helping members of the

Living in the midst of a pandemic, we have been blessed with many new organizations and initiatives that have set out to combat the pervasive

The Sephardic Community of Paramus (SCOP) welcomed its new rabbi just in time for the new year. Rabbi Aviram Biton, his wife, Shirel, and their

(Courtesy of OU) Building on the success of the Nach Yomi “Torat Imecha” series, the OU Women’s Initiative, a division of the Orthodox Union, is

(Courtesy of Troop 226) Teaneck’s Boy Scout Troop 226, Bergen County’s only Shomer Shabbat boy scout troop, has resumed activities this fall, after suspending meetings

Kol Yisrael arevim zeh bazeh—all Jews are responsible for one another. This is a principle we ideally strive to live by as Jews. We create

The New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance (NJJBA) will be presenting a debate with a Jersey perspective on national issues which are of interest to the

Daughters of Israel residents enjoyed an action-packed Sukkot holiday, with lunch in the sukkah catered by Rye Deli, located in Springfield; a live concert with