On May 2, Micah Kaufman altruistically donated one of his kidneys to Rebecca bet-Alkhas Irani, an 85-year-old grandmother of two. Irani had been on dialysis

In collaboration with 20 local synagogues and the greater Teaneck community, the Holocaust Commemoration Committee of the Jewish Community Council of Greater Teaneck marked the

Davening at Yavneh Academy on the morning of Yom HaShoah took on a very special meaning this year. Against the background of the horrific terrorist

On May 19, at 10 a.m., Chabad of Teaneck will host a Renewal kidney donation awareness event, with swabbing opportunities for Jay Gittleson, a former

Teach NJ, founded in 2015 to advocate for an increase in state funding for nonpublic schools, will hold its inaugural dinner on Wednesday, May 15,

On Thursday, May 2, a large majority of the 179 seniors at the Frisch School took an annual trip to Washington, D.C., to lobby members

In keeping with its mission of implementing national programming for women of all ages and stages of life, the OU Women’s Initiative is excited to

(Courtesy of Ohr V’Daas) With a mixture of sorrow and hope, Yeshivas Ohr V’Daas, the Rockland Institute for Special Education, (R.I.S.I) is dedicating this year’s

(Courtesy of Rep. Gottheimer’s office) On Sunday, May 5, Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) visited Congregation Beth Abraham in Bergenfield to stress the importance of tightening

Years of hard work led Orly Gottesman to an abundance of success. She created a line of gluten-free flours called Blends by Orly, now on

The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey held a legislative advocacy day on Tuesday, April 30, at the Hoboken offices of New Jersey’s 33rd legislative

“The Retirement Red Zone” will be the topic on Wednesday, May 15, at 8:15 p.m., for Larry Shafier, CLU, ChFC, and Michael Visconti, CFP. At