It is not every day that the office of a relatively new non-profit Jewish community organization fields communication from leading multinational corporations, government entities and

For American Jews, the birthday of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is an occasion to recall the impressive Jewish contributions to the

Actress Meryl Streep has reignited a debate that has simmered below the surface in Hollywood for decades: Was Walt Disney anti-Semitic? The occasion was the

This year, U.S. Jews, like other Americans, will mark Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by remembering him as a powerful voice against racism and for

Slightly stooped and out of breath, an elderly woman puts her heavy plastic bags down on the sidewalk in the Machane Yehuda Market. Sivan Shimoni,

We are writing this as we sit in an Amtrak train to Montreal—it only takes 11 hours!!! We are looking at this as being an

A number of years ago I was attending a meeting with the director of an organization I was working for along with other heads of

Teaneck local Dan Chazin’s recently released book, Hike of the Week: A Year of Hikes in the New York Metro Area, has 52 hikes in

Losing a young child is a family tragedy. Losing three would seem unbearable. In Uncertain Tomorrows, author Miriam Sachs writes about how she lived through

New York—The Lander College of Arts and Sciences in Flatbush (LAS) has purchased a new facility at 2002 Avenue J to accommodate the changing needs

Seventeen years ago, January 22, 1996, Chopstix opened its doors on West Englewood Avenue in Teaneck. At the time, there was only one kosher bakery in

A voyage through Jewish time and space, with a definite tilt to the left, is laid out before the audience in Billy Yalowitz’s musical play