The 84th annual dinner and chag hasemicha of the Rabbinical Seminary of America/Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim will take place on December 3 at Terrace on the

(Courtesy of OJC) The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, which is headquartered at 44 Wall Street, has announced that it will host a special Executive

(Courtesy of JFGMW) Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ held its third bi-annual Quest for Teaching Excellence Conference on November 7. The conference is a

Bris Avrohom, Hillside, will hold its 38th annual dinner and 32nd gala wedding on December 3. This year they are dedicating the journal to the

Livingston-based center will host flag football league for special-education schools. There are moments in life that one never forgets. For Julie Casavant one such moment

The “New Jersey Bomber,’” Ahmad Kahn Rahimi [aka Rahami], stood expressionless as the guilty verdict was handed down in the Daniel Patrick  Moynihan United States

So many annual dinners, so little time. How to decide which to attend? The Bet El 35th annual dinner, to be held on December 3

So close, yet so far away. Walter Spier and Werner Reich are survivors of Auschwitz. The two bear the infamous tattoos the Nazis placed upon

(Courtesy of Touro’s Lander College for Women) Boro Park native, mother of six and Touro alum Ruchie Freier was the first Chasidic Jewish woman to

(Courtesy of SINAI Schools) On November 2, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools formally recommended SINAI Schools for reaccreditation. SINAI is the only Jewish

United Rescue, a volunteer organization that provides pre-ambulance care to victims of trauma, will hold a reception in Englewood on November 16 at 8 p.m.

It has long been widely known that Queens College is a good choice for Jewish students—and for Orthodox students in particular. However, most people do