Fair Lawn—Sunday breakfast doesn’t get much better. The unlikely combination of a scrambled eggs cooking competition and a halachic presentation on the permissibility of using

This past Sunday, Cub Scout Pack 613 ended one of their most successful years with a family barbecue and a very special bridging ceremony. The

Shalva gives kids with special needs the opportunity to show off their talents. “I’m going to sing, I’m so happy,” a beaming Hagit (age 16)

Yeshiva University announced New York State Assemblyman Phillip Goldfeder will lead its government relations efforts beginning this fall. Goldfeder will work to strengthen and develop

Young Israel of Fort Lee (YIFL), in collaboration with YU’s Center for the Jewish Future (CJF), will present two lectures by Dr. Jeffrey Gurock, Libby

What happens when a world-class Jewish educational institution in Israel teams up with world-class culinary educators in order to produce world-class kosher chefs? The results

We are all aware of the prevalence of sexual abuse and such issues in the Jewish community, and know how important it is to protect

What is Shabbat House? According to Rabbi Boruch and Devorah Klar, it is the most exciting and revolutionary project they have ever worked on. Coming

For a number of years, Rabbi Mordechai and Mrs. Shterney Kanelsky, Executive Director and Associate Director, Bris Avrohom, Hillside, New Jersey have sponsored a learning

If there was ever a sitcom to be written that portrayed a typical Orthodox Jewish male lead, he would likely be on the short side,

Liran Kapoano never thought that his website GOPWithHer.com would touch the ugly nerve of internet anti-Semitism. Kapoano created GOPWithHer.com for Republicans who might find solace

Teaneck—Three years ago, Rabbi Reuven Taragin, dean of overseas students at Yeshivat Hakotel and rosh beit midrash at Camp Moshava I.O., conceived of the idea