OHEL Holds Bais Ezra Shabbat to Remember in Baltimore
On September 8-10, the men from OHEL’s E10 residence went to Baltimore, Maryland for what has become an Annual OHEL Ezra Shabbaton thanks to the
On September 8-10, the men from OHEL’s E10 residence went to Baltimore, Maryland for what has become an Annual OHEL Ezra Shabbaton thanks to the
(Courtesy of Lema’an Achai) Lema’an Achai’s ambitious mission, since opening our modest doors in 2000, is to help people in need in such a way
(Courtesy of Elezor M. Preil) If your employer offers a 401(k), you probably know the basics: Deposits are made on a pre-tax basis, earnings accumulate
Here’s a startling, if not alarming, fact courtesy of a study done some years ago by Charity Navigator: The average charity spends $1.33 to raise
For many years, employers have offered what was commonly known as outplacement assistance to associates who had been severed from the company for a variety
Every year between October 15 and December 7, a period known as “open enrollment,” Medicare beneficiaries can make changes in their Medicare coverage. The Senior
Your marital bliss might depend a lot on what society you are part of. A married couple harmoniously navigates decisions, raises a family and resolves
The number of home automation products that offer to control our homes is ever expanding. From bulbs to switches, thermostats to appliances and locks to
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk a”h. This week we learned Sanhedrin
I recall learning as far back as elementary school that if one forgot to recite HaMelech HaMishpat during the Aseret Yemei Teshuva, one need not
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Another busy, stress-filled work week: work, school, children, laundry, cleaning, shopping, cooking. Thank goodness for Shabbos so we can finally rest. Shabbos should not be