Teaneck’s West Englewood Avenue has become a destination for kosher consumers looking for a relaxing meal out or ready-made food to bring home. Now, the

For those Modern Orthodox Jews who visit New England for a vacation or even a day trip, there’s a town association test we’d like to

Rebecca loved her shoes. All of them. She wished it were otherwise. In theory, she didn’t want an entire closet stacked with shelf upon shelf

It seems odd, at first glance, that Sephardim read the first perek of Yirmiyahu as the haftarah for Parshat Shemot. After all, this very haftarah

Nineteenth of Kislev: Does the Chabad holiday of the 19th of Kislev, “Chag Hage’ulah,” have any significance to all of the Jewish people? Rav Aviner:

It was so strange. This week, on Tuesday morning, those of us in the New York area awoke to ice and snow. After a December

This year I will celebrate living in Teaneck for 18 years. My chai anniversary. We moved in on a lovely day in March. Son #1

If you’ve ever considered opening your own business, you’ve probably thought about restaurants. People love restaurants. You get to sit there like royalty while someone

Editor’s Note: Please enjoy this new addition to The Jewish Link. We hope the Dear Gabby column will enable people to share things that are

We were driving on Newbridge Road. It is not necessary for us to tell you how dark some of the streets in this neighborhood are

One of the essay prompts I recently worked on for an application went along these lines: There are some words in other languages that don’t

On November 24, over 40 Sifrei Torah of “unclear” origin were found in the office of a sofer (scribe) in Jerusalem. At least seven of