Teaneck—Barbara Rothstein, a resident of Fair Lawn, NJ, was named the Fair Lawn Chapter of Hadassah’s 2013 Woman of Valor. The Northern New Jersey Region
Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb, founder of Ganei HaEla (www.ganeihaela.com), the newest planned neighborhood in Ramat Beit Shemesh, will be speaking to the New York and New
New York—Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future has announced its “Counterpoint Israel” winter break program has doubled in size with the addition of four
On a recent Motzoei Shabbos, alumni spanning five decades of the Moty Hornstein Institute of Yeshivat Sha’alvim and of Sha’alvim For Women (and spouses), assembled
Bergenfield—Areyvut hosted its New Year’s Day Carnival Extravaganza on January 1 at the Garden State Exhibit Center in Somerset, NJ. Nearly 1,500 people from across
Jerusalem, Israel—An all-star lineup of scientists, academics, and rabbinic scholars from Israel and abroad took the stage at the Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem on
SINAI is the only Jewish school in our community that serves children with a broad range of complex learning or developmental disabilities who cannot learn
Tenafly—Lubavitch on the Palisades’ 18th Annual Gala Dinner and Chinese Auction celebrating “Chai -18 Years” will be held at the Rockleigh Country Club in Rockleigh,
Part 2 The very idea of school has already begun to change and there is no going back. It is taking place in the public
Why has education been so important to the Jewish people? Author Maristella Botticini says a unique religious norm enacted within Judaism two millennia ago made male
How often do we pass couples who appear to be very compatible? Of course we know that everyone has challenges-just getting the kids to school,
Two local Teaneck teens, siblings with Charcot Marie Tooth Syndrome, are participating in the upcoming half marathon in the Bahamas to raise funds for Kids
