Atara Staiman and Amanda Alexander grew up side by side on Edgemont Place in Teaneck. Atara, daughter of Aliza and Kal Staiman, and Amanda, daughter
A few weeks ago, I voted in the New Jersey presidential primary. It was my first time ever voting, since I had turned 18, and
If you’re reading this, our goldfish is probably dead. Wait. You didn’t actually know we had a goldfish. I’ll start over. So we got a
Every family has unique talents. There are families that have a knack for crafty things and you can see the whole mishpacha wearing matching, handmade,
My son Shaya just graduated from the Bernard Revel Graduate School of Yeshiva University. All of the graduates were given the book Bernard Revel: Builder
This past week, a team of archaeologists in Israel unearthed the first significant Philistine burial site. Toward the end of their 30-year excavation, they were
I. What Is Transgenderism? Transgenderism has been in the news lately, with Bruce Jenner’s transition to Caitlyn and President Obama’s executive order on bathroom usage.
Kippot and tzitzit have been popping up on national television lately, in the Chopped kitchen, American Ninja Warrior and now the America’s Got Talent stage
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 Bava
Bamidbar: 20:9 (Based on a true story) There are days when I-95 in Connecticut is smooth sailing from Stamford all the way to the New
Did you see the four rabbis last week walking along certain Teaneck streets, carefully examining utility wires? Often they were reviewing the poles and wires
It seems that every couple of years, somewhere in the world—in Israel, the United States or elsewhere—rumors begin to swirl that a para aduma, a
