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While doing some pre-spring spring cleaning, I came across a bevy of letters and cards that I had sent husband #1 during our courtship. I

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In honor of the start of the new tax season, I thought it would be apropos to break out an edition of the Tax Mailbag.

It was Mincha on Shabbos, a Shabbos that nearly 1,000 lomdei Torah in Dirshu’s myriad programs will never forget. During the Shabbos morning tefillah, aliyos

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