The jarring news this week came from the closing of the Early Childhood Center at Temple Emeth, on Windsor Road in Teaneck. The venerable program

The first political lesson we learned from the Holocaust is that if you can cast your ballot in an election, no matter how minor, you

JLBC congratulates Lizette Parker, Jason Castle, Allan Sohn and Elie Katz on their election to the town council. We wish them all the success in

Dear Friends and Neighbors, It has been a privilege and an honor serving the Township of Teaneck since 1990.  I have always viewed my time

The four candidates we are endorsing, between them have well more than 60 years as volunteer public servants in Teaneck. (Yes, there is a small

Project Ezrah, Tomchei Shabbos and other local tzedakah organizations have people working overtime to meet the demands of families staggering under the economic crunch suffocating

Ehud Barak told a reporter she understood when she thanked him for putting an end to Oslo at Taba. Oslo happened because Yasir Arafat said

For years it has been common practice for leaders of the Jewish community to act as character references, especially when someone gets into trouble with

New York—I started writing this article during the first Israeli Foreign Ministry strike a few months ago, but was reluctant to publish it because of

We Jews are a stiff-necked people, and sometimes Hashem pounds on us to force us to understand that achdus is the key to Jewish survival

While working away on our first weekly issue, l’kovod Purim, we were called to account for the too sharp tone and tenor of recent letters

It was a shock. He was just 64, and a leader in the community who showed us how to live. He didn’t lecture us. He