March 18–19 was the third annual sixth-grade girls Chai Lifeline Shabbaton. The event, held at Keter Torah in Teaneck, included sixth graders from local Bergen
Did you see anyone shaking a box of pasta in shul on Purim? Thanks to the generosity of the Bergenfield, Fair Lawn, New Milford and
Care One is hosting its annual all-inclusive Passover Program in Teaneck. Along with full-time nursing care, guests will have access to the on-site, beautiful synagogue
The Jerusalem Institute for the Blind will host its first-ever “Blackout Brunch” to benefit the visually impaired in Israel. This unique sensory-awareness experience will give
On Sunday, April 17, at 10 a.m., the American Veterans of Israel Legacy Corporation (AVILC), in conjunction with the Israeli Consulate in New York, will
Local Daisy and Brownie Troop # 96887 met last week to hear a presentation from Gila C. Guzman JD, CINHC on “Eating the Rainbow,” a
The Old Library Theatre in Bergen County, NJ presents a semi-staged reading of Shlemiel Crooks, based on the books Shlemiel Crooks and Chicken Bone Man
One thousand Jewish youngsters from the former Soviet Union met this weekend at a special seminar at the Sheraton in Parsippany, NJ. The FSU youngsters
New York—Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, Kressel and Ephrat Family Professor of Jewish Thought at Yeshiva University, will be the featured speaker at a special Abraham
As royalty will attest, a hat is the finishing touch to any outfit. This spring, colorful flowers, silky pastel ribbons and horsehair and straws either
New York—AMIT, the premier education network in Israel serving more than 32,000 students annually in Israel, will be expanding its local programming and development activities
The Fairleigh Dickinson University Yeshiva Program announces its classes and schedule for the extremely popular Pesach Z’Man Session in 2016. Classes meet for 11 sessions
