(StatePoint) —Road tripping is a summertime rite of passage. From camping and beach trips to family reunions, most likely you’ll be adding some extra miles
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Despite its secular nature and in contrast to much of what Orthodox Jews define as Israel, Tel Aviv is a breath of fresh air. Its
SANTA MONICA, CA—The Loews Hotel in Santa Monica features one of an estimated 40 designated kosher kitchens in the U.S. As many as 10 hotels
Fleet week was canceled and the Statue of Liberty is closed till the 4th of July. But don’t get down in the dump. There are
The Arts/Theatre Review Photos by Crystall Arnette The Purim story of the megillah, as we generally know it, is an amalgam of heroic, evil, cowardly
Pesach just ended and before you blink Shavuos is right around the corner. Most of us are counting the days until we arrive at one
Children know when spring arrives. They start to put away their heavy down jackets and pull out their windbreakers and crocs. Baseball gloves are dusted
