A few years ago, Chani took our younger children to one of the local Jewish owned shoe stores to buy shoes. The store had a
It might seem unusual, but I don’t really remember my first full day of high school. Actually, let me refine that statement—I remember it, but
(Translated from the German original) Part 6—Letter Number Three Thursday June 1, 1939 Dear Good Wife and My Dear Children! As you see we are
We had the privilege of attending the Yeshiva University graduation this week and watched as our eldest Hagler grandson, Tzvi, received his diploma. The pouring
As we commemorate the 20th yahrzeit of our beloved father, Rabbi Elias Lauer, z”l, we reminisce on a life that, though not long in years,
New York—A recently published study found a higher level of marital satisfaction among Orthodox Jews who signed a religious prenuptial agreement. It also found that
Dianne and Stan Bekritsky invite the greater Teaneck community to come learn about the Jerusalem Institute for the Blind (JIB) on Wednesday, June 7 from
The Neil Klatskin Day Camps at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades are now registering for their summer season, offering children, ages 3 to 7,
A few years ago I caught a sweet movie on television; the movie was called “Last Holiday.” Queen Latifah plays the lead, Georgia Byrd. Georgia
On the off chance that your children’s school needs to raise money, at some point it’s going to have a dinner. A dinner is a
It could have been the famous “Gunfight at the Oy Vey Corral,” but history records the shootout between Wyatt Earp and his coterie against the
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk, z”l. This week we learned Bava
