The newest six-week course from the Jewish Learning Institute, titled “The Jewish Course of Why,” will be beginning at various Chabad locations shortly. The topics
Synagogue members Mavis Rosenstein, Jeri Bergman, Dvorah Preil, Barbara Rubin, Rebbetzin Yael Bleicher, Shari Bloomberg and Hindy Hecht—members of the EHM Sisterhood—at the 2nd annual
Teaneck—Development has become a buzzword in Teaneck, synonymous with growth and progress. Whether residential or commercial, development has long been recognized by the Teaneck town
Fair Lawn—A 16-year-old student at Fair Lawn High School, who was questioned by school administrators last week regarding whether she cyber-bullied a classmate, became the
“Feel the warmth.” Anyone who has had the opportunity to spend some time in TABC is immediately struck by the warmth that permeates the building.
The Jewish Association for Developmental Disabilities presents “Expression Through Art: A Paint Night for Individuals With Disabilities.” J-ADD is a Jewish organization that helps serve
Editor’s Note: The following represents only notes and thoughts on several themes presented by Rabbi Twersky. Anyone interested is in further information is invited to
Over 60 friends joined to support Friendship Circle Bergen County at an adult-only climbing event at High Exposure Climbing in Northvale, NJ, this past Saturday
This past Motzei Shabbos, 7th grader from Teaneck Gavi Isaacs jumped on stage and lit up the room, inspiring the crowd as he danced together
Teaneck—The town council voted Tuesday night to write an ordinance to lower the speed limit to 25 miles per hour and implement traffic calming devices,
Teaneck’s ever-popular Teen Idol contest will take place this weekend. The 14 finalists, including those from the Frisch School and Torah Academy of Bergen County,
The Armenian-American pianist Kariné Poghosyan will be paying tribute to Schubert and Liszt on Sunday, January 24, at 4pm, when she performs a concert for
