Teaneck—Esther Herzfeld has been teaching English to Yeshiva high school students since 1980, first at Central and now at Ma’ayanot, and she estimates that in

The Judaic Studies faculty of Torah Academy of Bergen County will present a series of nine shiurim over the three-day Shavuot holiday weekend, beginning on

The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ will present the 18th annual benefit concert in support of the United Jewish

Bergenfield—When Congregation Ohr HaTorah opened its doors 10 years ago, it was to a small crowd, where only a few families had kids old enough

The Bronfman Fellowships has selected its 29th cohort of high school students, among them a Celtic fiddler, a Model UN competitor whose involvement has taken

Joanne Zayat missed the crucial moment when American Pharoah won the Kentucky Derby. Victory had been tantalizingly close in the past for the Zayats of

School, clothes, sports and trips are the ordinary topics of conversation for adolescents. Unless you are a boy or girl with a serious medical issue.

On Thursday, New Jersey Congressman Scott Garrett visited with the travelers who will be taking part in the Jewish Home Family’s Centennial Mission to Israel

With the arrival of spring, so many of us start to think about shedding those heavy winter clothes and enjoying what nature has to offer.

On Sunday Evening, May 17, Congregation Darchei Noam of Fair Lawn, NJ is celebrating its second annual dinner. The shul is led by its Rabbi

It was an unforgettable sight to behold, as one after another, in wheelchairs, adaptable strollers, on crutches and by foot, dozens of special children from

Teaneck—Camp Kookooskoos located at Thomas Jefferson Middle School is known for working with the busy schedules of working parents by providing a six-week full-day summer