On Friday, June 16, Hy Miklacki, a 97-year-old active member of the Passaic Jewish community, peacefully passed away. He was one of the last male

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Question: My single friends and I often wondered why our married friends and their husbands didn’t try harder to help us out in the shidduch

Feldheim Publishers recently reissued, in a revised edition, its famed “Tehillim Eis Ratzon and Aneni: Zichron Yocheved,” all in one volume, with an English translation

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The annual school cycle has ended. Teachers have finished scurrying like squirrels to bring about a smooth closure to the school year. We’ve assessed for

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Sixth-grader Kayla Distenfeld of Teaneck used her knack for weaving and love of chesed to develop the perfect bat mitzvah project, “Helping hands with rubber