Teaneck/Bergenfield—Did you ever consider that a presentation at shul could save a life? It can, and it did. A 54-year-old Jewish emigre from the former
This year, hundreds of partners across the world helped coordinate the Shabbat Project, uniting Jews from all backgrounds throughout the world in an effort to
Congregation Rinat Yisrael will host a cantorial concert Saturday night, November 14, at 8pm, featuring Cantor Yaakov “Yanky” Lemmer and Cantor Yaakov Motzen. They will
Bruce Prince, a dedicated husband, loving father, active member of the New Jersey Jewish community and dedicated Team OHEL runner, is being honored this November
In solidarity with Israel during these difficult times, 18 Teaneck businesses teamed up last week to raise thousands for United Hatzalah of Israel. Participating businesses
As a child’s bar or bat mitzvah approaches, thoughts often turn to “becoming a Jewish adult,” “taking on additional mitzvot,” “celebrating,” “party,” and even “mitzvah
The Simon Wiesenthal Center and the Museum of Tolerance NY announced the appointment of Michael D. Cohen, councilman for Englewood’s Ward 2, as its new
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) honored Ralph A. Larossa, president of the Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G), New Jersey’s oldest and largest regulated gas company, at
Over Sukkot vacation, Aliza and Sara Gans, a fifth grader and third grader at the Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey, wanted to host a few
Teaneck—Holy Name Medical Center is one of America’s Best Stroke Centers, a designation given by the Women’s Choice Award. Stroke is the fifth leading cause
Camp Kanfei, an exciting teen summer program that travels to New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii and California is proud to announce its 24th year of operation.
The wheels on the bus go round and round. But what happens if those wheels are steered in the wrong direction, or if one of
