Part 2 (Continued from last week) Low rates are surely the low-hanging fruit to incentivize borrowers, but not necessarily the only reason to refinance. Avoid

Hurricane Isaias caused damage and power outages throughout the state on Tuesday. Thankfully nobody was hurt when a large tree fell on the Caplan home

The PUAH Cares virtual conference on July 19 and July 20 brought together over 40 internationally known medical experts, rabbinic authorities and mental health professionals

Devora Chait-Roth and Tamar Beer, founders of Bnot Sinai Women’s Beit Midrash, have announced that the third annual summer beit midrash program will be presented

(Courtesy of YU) Avidan Rudansky, ‘20 YC, originally majored in biology and was planning to attend medical school and perform scientific research. He had little

Local entrepreneurs Deena Buechler Bernstein and her husband Henry Bernstein are at it again. The Teaneck residents, who started their own business of making custom

(Courtesy of Shalom Task Force) Dealing with COVID-19 has impacted us all in unique and challenging ways. This August, Shalom Task Force will be presenting

(Courtesy of Vertical Field) The world of freshly harvested greens and herbs is looking up—literally—in Monsey, New York. The iconic Evergreen Kosher Market is debuting

In a July 26 letter to members of Teaneck’s Congregation Rinat Yisrael, Rabbi Yosef Adler announced that he would be stepping down after 42 years

ACTT’s new learning module: Bitachon—Trust in Hashem 4 is now in progress. A Zoom booster event, titled “Do You Believe In Miracles?” will be held

www.JewishGen.org  is pleased to announce a new and significant data set has been added its Holocaust database, and is freely available. Beginning in 1933, the

Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) will hold a virtual celebration, “The Impact of IMPACT!,” signifying FIDF’s IMPACT! scholarship program has reached its chai