As part of a series of programs for family caregivers, Jewish Family Service had a brunch for caregivers and family members of Holocaust survivors. These

On Tuesday, July 25, Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ presented the 300,000th local PJ Library book to 6-year-old Nathanial Melville of Scotch Plains in

Parshat Ekev In this second of the seven haftarot of consolation that we read this Shabbat, the navi Yeshayahu addresses an “unconvinced” population that is

The town of Upper Saddle River is the latest hotspot in the South Monsey eruv debate, which, over the course of the past several weeks,

Bringing closure to a five-year-long combined effort of law enforcement officials, prosecutors and community members, convicted terrorists Anthony Graziano and Aakash Dalal were sentenced in

“Historic. Heartfelt. Honoring Hashem.” These words cannot begin to adequately describe the incredible chesed event that will take place on 28 Av, August 20, on

This year’s color war was one Camp Kaylie will never forget. And it all started with an announcement that no one will ever forget. During

The law offices of Weil, Gotshal and Manges, LLP, have been retained by the not-for-profit corporation known as the South Monsey Eruv Association, that seeks

It has been a long time since Rabbi David Hatuel has had a place to call a home of his own. Hatuel, who is originally

The Country Club Gemara group celebrates a siyum of Masechet Chagiga at the Teaneck Doghouse on Sunday, July 30.  

Rav Shlomo Goldman, the Sanz-Zvhiller Rebbe, of Union City, New Jersey, passed away on July 21. His loss leaves a hole in his community, and

On Monday, July 24, the Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp celebrated its 10th year in existence with a record number of over 400 campers, plus