Last year, my wife and I were honored at Yachad NJ’s annual gala and I published in this space a column about our family’s many

We at The Jewish Link, like most of our readers, have many thoughts and opinions about the year 2020, which is ending now as we

I was working late on the paper’s deadline night just before our big Chanukah edition when I got the call from Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky of

On Tuesday on social media, I was shocked, thrilled and amazed to see a selfie photo of a Bergenfield neighbor receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. With

This past Sunday morning found me outside of Teaneck’s Congregation Keter Torah, where I attended the OU’s biennial 2020  National Convention outdoors. I went as

During my time at The Jewish Link, I’ve been blessed to meet many people and get to know the work of many outstanding nonprofit organizations.

As we enjoy our Thanksgiving turkeys and trimmings in our still-small, ever watchful groups, we look hopefully toward a spring and summer that will almost

I didn’t get to visit my mom at the beach this year, but I did get a fantastic view from the cliffs in Cornwall, just

This past Monday found me driving down to Lakewood to the JBiz Expo hosted by the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce (OJC) and held outdoors

With so very much happening in the world: elections, pandemics, vaccines, to name just a few; it was with dizzying shock that many in our

We at The Jewish Link have tried to be as even-handed as possible throughout this very long and stressful pandemic-era election. Temperatures have run high,

Presidential election years are always fraught with back-and-forth emotions, drama and passionate debates. 2020 is, quite frankly, no different. However, let’s set aside the ideas