In the late 1800s, the prophetic, German romantic poet, Heinrich Heine, wrote, “Where they have burned books, they will end in burning human beings.” Kristallnacht,

On November 1, Yeshiva University students hosted a moving kumzitz [concert] in support of Israel on the Red Steps in Times Square. Led by student

Englewood—NORPAC hosted an event for Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID) at the home of Lori and Kevin Lemmer in Englewood. Sen. Crapo is currently serving his

Bergenfield—Elliot and Nomi Press welcomed Congressman Brad Sherman into their home for a NORPAC event in Bergenfield. Rep. Sherman has served for 19 years in

Participants in the JCC Senior Adult Department, young adults with special needs from its Guttenberg Center for Special Services, and children in the JCC Early

Paramus—The Frisch School’s online fundraising auction will open for bidding on Saturday night, November 14, at 8 p.m. The more than 200 items listed include

For Mitzvah Day on November 1, Care One at Teaneck hosted the Shirat Chesed choir for a lovely performance. Areyvut also came with their Mitzvah

In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Rachel Coalition, a division of Jewish Family Service of MetroWest, hosted two events, hoping to highlight the

Livingston—NCJW/Essex enjoyed a full house at the 2015 Opening Event at Brooklake Country Club featuring Shiza Shahid, co-founder of the Malala Fund. Shahid posed the

“This is historic!” The three-word proclamation flowed joyously from the lips of Maplewood resident Yehudis Bogomilsky as she marched in a Torah parade. On October

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