Like virtually all businesses, we at The Jewish Link have been terribly impacted by the onset of COVID-19 and all of its attendant restrictions and

A foundational principle of Jewish life is “do not oppress the stranger, for you know the very life of the stranger, for you were strangers

In last week’s paper we published a short news release announcing that I had been appointed to serve on Governor Phil Murphy’s “Restart and Recovery

As more and more Jewish organizations release guidelines and checklists for a safe-as-possible and reordered reopening of our communities (see our cover story by our

No one, in any of our communities, has escaped the broad and deep effects of the pandemic. The complexity of experiences, and the level to

(Note: It’s election time in Teaneck, where just under half of The Jewish Link readership lives and where we currently deliver our newspaper via free

The coronavirus pandemic has enabled us to see certain things more clearly. We see who and what are truly essential to us, and what we

Thank you and thank you again to the many who have emailed, called and messaged our publishers, our editors, our writers and our staff over

There is no doubt that we are in the fight of our lives. If the virus hasn’t gotten us directly, it has taken or affected

(Introductory Note: Like many these days during these strange and unsettling days, I have spent perhaps a bit more time than usual in front of

In just over a week we will seclude ourselves during the Yom Tov of Pesach. We are already preparing your Jewish Link Pesach edition and

Over the past few weeks, multiple comparisons have been made about what our current predicament is like for our children. Some have said it’s like