To write an award-winning book that reads like page-turning novel is a rare achievement for an academic. Yet, “The Book Smugglers: Partisans, Poets, and the

Jewish Family Service of Central NJ, a non-sectarian health and social service agency, will be hosting a free “Memory Café” on Tuesday, January 23, at

Area seniors and loved ones will learn about independent and assisted living options, as well as dementia care, at Lester’s senior living community. (Courtesy of

Just days after a fiery speech in which Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas called peace efforts by President Donald Trump “a slap in the

Englewood officials are trying to come up with solutions to mitigate the effects of the new cap on property tax deductions, but they are running

Jewish fifth graders sat and chatted with Muslim, Sikh, African-American and Asian-American students in the same age group as they worked collaboratively to make the

The mashgichim at Jin restaurant, located at 227 Main Avenue in Passaic, recently raised questions regarding certain procedures at the restaurant. Passaic-Clifton Kashrus has determined that these

A plan introduced last week by Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-5) and Gov.-elect Phil Murphy seeks to allow New Jersey residents to donate money to town-run

(Courtesy of Yachad) The Mendel Balk Yachad Adult Community Center just opened its doors last year, and already it is making an impact on young

On Monday evening, January 8, Care One on Teaneck Road hosted a presentation by Eric Goldberg, certified elder law attorney and co-founder of Goldberg Law

Over 100 men, women and children packed into The Moriah School’s auditorium for a special celebration on a recent Sunday. After months of planning, Moriah

In 2013, two Yeshiva University students, under the guidance, mentorship and personal underwriting of Dr. Edward Burns, dean of Albert Einstein College of Medicine, created