The Summer Olympics kicked off at Daughters of Israel on August 5 with a festive opening ceremony. Residents participated in Olympic-related activities including basketball, volleyball,
The Senior Adult Department of the YM-YWHA of Union is pleased to announce that the course “Discovering Psychology,” which has appeared on public television, will
MetroWest NCSY to Hold Israeli Wine and Cheese Night MetroWest NCSY will hold a boutique Israeli wine and cheese night on Sunday, September 11, at
Editor’s note: Fyvush Finkel passed away Sunday at the age of 93. He is remembered fondly as a talented, award-winning Broadway and television actor who
Elizabeth—The sanctuary of the Elmora Avenue Shul was tangibly somber as Harav Elazar Mayer Teitz, shlita, approached the microphone to address an attendance exceeding one
Everyone knows that the Jewish National Fund is the organization that plants trees in Israel. Many have purchased trees as tributes for friends or loved
Brian Haimm of Englewood called it the “two best days of summer.” Teaneck’s Howard Wietschner said it was a “simply exhilarating” experience. The two riders
Tucked neatly into the Touro College campus facilities in bustling Manhattan, thrives the Drisha Institute summer high school program for girls, named in memory of
In January 2016, tragedy struck our community when Daniella Moffson, a 21-year-old student at Barnard, was killed in a bus crash in Honduras along with
Congregation Rinat Yisrael Screens Holocaust-Themed Films On Tisha B’Av afternoon, Sunday, August 14, at 4 p.m., the Cong. Rinat Yisrael Adult Education will be showing
Despite comprising nearly half of the American workforce, women are vastly underrepresented in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (or STEM). According to
Reva Judas of Teaneck, now a blessed mother and grandmother, remembers the feeling of loss and isolation she experienced 29 years ago when her newborn
