Fleetwood welcomes new families on a socially distanced walking tour of the neighborhood. (Courtesy of Fleetwood Synagogue) Think of it as a Sukkah Hop without

The Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy’s Center for Community Education, located in Stamford, Connecticut, recently hosted its inaugural event, “Race and the Jewish Community.” The audience at

(Courtesy of SWC GAIP) On Tuesday, July 28, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright hosted her second annual discussion with leaders in New York State on how

(Courtesy of CCE) The Center for Community Education (CCE), a project of the Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut, is proud to sponsor an important dialogue

Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein, Chief Rabbi of South Africa, will be giving a pre-Rosh Hashanah lecture via Zoom on Sunday, August 30, at 11:30 a.m.

The Thomas Paine National Historical Building, recently designated as a national landmark, will be opening its doors to the New Rochelle Art Association for an

This summer, Rosie Moche, Sadie Kestenbaum, Sophia Stein and Natalie Solomon, 9 and 10 year old students at Ben Porat Yosef, created Bead-It Corona, a

A local kosher restaurant in Teaneck, in keeping with COVID-19 safety guidelines, is offering socially distanced outdoor dining where servers wear masks at all times.

Being at home has afforded people lots of time, in many cases time to place online orders. However, those ordering items requiring assembly have faced

Inspired by her upcoming February bat mitzvah, Shayna Eizikovitz of Bergenfield is helping children in need. Eizikovitz is selling her own handmade bracelets and keychains,

Tropical Storm Isaias left many downed power lines in its wake, which in turn left many residents and business owners without power or internet access.

After most travel, camp and other in-person summer programming were canceled due to COVID-19, Jewish community members struggled to find meaningful summer activities. In response,