This Shabbat, the Bais Medrash of Bergenfield, at 371 South Prospect Avenue, welcomes Rabbi Yedidya Atlas as a scholar-in-residence. At 7:10 on Shabbat afternoon he

Phil Murphy, Democratic candidate for governor, visited Israel this week and met  with business and government leaders on ways to expand New Jersey’s economic, security

Back for its 17th summer and better than ever, Gavz Boyz, an action-packed travel camp experience geared to at-risk teens kicked off with a lavish

Scott and Abigail Herschmann, along with Yehuda and Roni Blinder, hosted U.S. Senator Mark Kirk (R-IL) in Englewood for a pro-Israel NORPAC event on Sunday

Englewood—Rabbi Yoni Fein, Middle School Assistant Principal of Judaic Studies and Jewish Life at The Moriah School, has just returned from Cambridge, MA, where he

p style=”text-align: justify;”>“The past is the teacher of the present and the guide of the future.” – Rebbe Joseph Isaac Schneersohn   The seeds of

Clifton—One of the central concepts of Judaism—L’dor V’dor—“from generation to generation”—was celebrated at the Daughters of Miriam Center/The Gallen Institute recently when four generations of

July 21 will mark the first Teaneck Farmers’ Market Butterfly Festival geared to the very young and the young at heart. This delightful day will

The atmosphere is infectious at Camp Habima for the Performing Arts, a professionally taught theatrical camp, located in Passaic, NJ. Whether it’s the girl vocalizing

Building on the success of its extensive and expansive STEM course sequences, the Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School (RKYHS) in Livingston has initiated a summer

Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff, Professor of Rabbinic Literature at YU’s Gruss Kollel in Israel and a noted scholar, author and teacher, is currently visiting the USA

Passaic—Yitzchak Michael (Isaac) Stein is an extraordinary boy with an extraordinarily rare genetic disease  called Aicardi-Goutieres Syndrome (AGS). According to his mother, Elisheva, only 400