(Courtesy of Chabad at Rutgers) In the spirit of rejoicing and celebration, Chabad House Jewish Student Center at Rutgers University and its 10 affiliate Chabad

Former New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind is a “proud Jew” who has spent his life fighting anti-Semitism, but the last year is something he never

Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky recently met with Kevin Corbett, the executive director of New Jersey Transit. Rabbi Kanelsky presented a gift to the executive director as

At JKHA’s Motzei Shabbat “Paint With Me!” event, with Nikki Sausen, participants tapped into their inner artist. Adding to the fun of the evening were

On February 24, a large group of female residents at Daughters of Israel enjoyed “Glamour Day,” which offered professional makeovers by 2 Beauties. The women

Community members looking to take care of shaimot are invited to participate in the community shaimot collection on Sunday, March 15, from 9:30 a.m. to

A beloved father, mother, son and daughter from New Rochelle’s Jewish community have been diagnosed with Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. New Rochelle’s “patient one”

A beloved father, mother, son and daughter from New Rochelle’s Jewish community have been diagnosed with coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. New Rochelle’s “patient one”

(Courtesy of Bruriah High School) Esther Eisenman, of Woodmere, has been appointed as the new principal of Bruriah High School in Elizabeth. Eisenman has been

          Three Westchester area Jewish day schools were closed on Tuesday after a confirmed case of Coronavirus (COVID-19)  was identified in

The last thing you’d expect to see if you walked into a group therapy session in a government-mandated substance abuse rehabilitation facility is a bearded,

Teach NJ, a project of the Orthodox Union founded in 2015 to advocate for fair government funding for New Jersey’s non-public schools, has hired Katie