On August 12, over 300 people attended the screening of the powerful documentary “Nicky’s Family.” The film chronicles the life of Sir Nicholas Winton and

Congregation Shaya Ahavat Torah holds its Annual BBQ at Lenni Lenape Park in Parsippany on August 30. The congregation is an Orthodox synagogue located in

With the consequential Congressional vote on the Iran nuclear deal merely a week or two away, an estimated 500,000 Jews from throughout the world are

The tradition of bikur cholim, Hebrew for “visiting the sick,” is an imperative to visit and support the needs of those who are ill or

Monday nights from 8:30-9:30 p.m. is the Jewish woman’s chance to express her musicality and soul. Led by veteran choir director Batya Harris, the P’niNote

The magic never felt so real in Orlando. The highly visited city gets an average of 57 million visitors every year, but this summer there

An investment in Israel bonds is an investment in the State of Israel. That is a phrase potential investors might hear from professionals and committed

Bergenfield — An article entitled “Highgate Terrace: The Shame of Bergenfield” by JLNJ columnists Rabbi Mordechai and Nina Glick, published August 20, 2015, highlighted an

Paramus—A brand-new paradigm is beginning at the Hillel of Northern New Jersey. With Rutgers University’s Hillel supervising the program, Englewood native Talia Mizikovsky has begun

Residents of West Orange and neighboring communities know that the Lubavitch Center of Essex County is the place to go to meet their Judaic needs.

The summer isn’t complete for many children in our community, who traditionally end their summer with Bergen County’s Friendship Circle End of Summer Camp, held

Teaneck—The 200-member strong Sisterhood of the Young Israel of Teaneck is pulling out all the stops for this year’s boutique, based on the immense success