Teaneck—Gil and Kari Chachkes of Teaneck won Glatt Express’ $10K Giveaway contest last Sunday. Store owner Tammy Secemski and son, Dani Secemski, drew the winning
Hamilton, NJ – The New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians (NJSOP) presented its E.C. Nurock Award to Jack S. Mermelstein, OD, of Fair Lawn, New
Sharsheret, a national not-for-profit organization supporting women and families, of all Jewish backgrounds, facing breast cancer and ovarian cancer, will participate in the ACS Making Strides
As we agonized over the decision as to whether or not we should leave our lives behind us in Montreal and start afresh here in
March through Zion and go around her, count her towers” (Psalms 48:13) Aside from being the national capital of Israel and religious capital of the
After my last article about a spouse essentially giving up frumkeit, several people expressed surprise to me about my suggesting that people must put in
New Jersey will be celebrating the 3rd Annual “Respect Week” during the week of October 7. The Moriah School will be honoring this week by
Washington Township—For the past five years, I have been bringing elements of Shining Mountain Center for Peaceful Childhood’s educational/therapeutic model to exceptional children at the
Paramus—Ben Porat Yosef (BPY), a yeshiva day school in Paramus, builds its curriculum around the philosophy that “Being a Jew is not only something that
New York–Yeshiva University’s (www.yu.edu) Sy Syms School of Business announced that it will kick-off its annual “Leading with Meaning” business ethics and entrepreneurial education programming
On Chol ha-Mo’ed Sukkot, Boy Scout Troop 226, chartered to the Jewish Center of Teaneck, went to Harriman State Park for a three-mile hike. They
As Sukkot approaches, we cannot help but remember the times (not often) when we experienced snowflakes dropping into our soup while eating in the Sukkah.
