Editor’s note: Nina is responding to her husband’s column, “Coming to Terms With my Dementia,” available here.  Upon arriving home from my office at The

My kids have three goldfish, which is way more goldfish than my wife originally wanted. And we don’t keep them in the same bowl. We

After seeing the devastation from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, many in our kehilla wanted to help the victims in any way they could. Some of

On Friday, September 15, Jews around the world united to pray for a world of peace and stability. This event was organized by Acheinu, the

This past August, Kids of Courage went on an unbelievable 8-day summer adventure to Washington, DC and Virginia with 110 medically challenged children and young

Editor’s note: This week we welcome a new monthly columnist, Rachel Zamist, from Passaic. Her column is called Option Z, because Option A didn’t work

(Continued from last week) Part II Arriving at the house, which consisted of two rooms and a kitchen, they were greeted by a kindly woman

Dear Navidaters, I recently tried my hand at being a “shadchan.” I’ve never set anyone up before, but I’ve thought about it and know how

At this time of year, many of us reflect on the people and the things that we are grateful for. Among the many things that

The landscape of home automation platforms controlling lights and other home devices has shifted from high-end professionally installed systems to consumer-driven do-it-yourself (DIY) systems. These

That pre-dawn breeze on those early Selichos mornings. It whispers. Of promises for purity and opportunity and a better tomorrow. Shteits oif tzu selichos… shteits

(Courtesy of Penoaks Publishing) Mendy Ganchrow, MD, the former head of several major Jewish organizations including the Orthodox Union (OU), has revealed in a new