Roz Schwartzberg slipped away quietly last Shabbat, just two weeks after celebrating her 103rd birthday, having lived a most extraordinary life, witnessing over a century

Mother of fallen soldier, and United Hatzalah of Israel EMT from Teaneck, calls on public to live more meaningfully. (Courtesy of United Hatzalah) Two months

Ever since she was a student in the Bais Yaakov school system, Highland Park native Batsheva Weisinger has stood out for her academic achievements and

This summer I learned about peace from a country at war, and about war from a country at peace. My summer began with a trip

With the news being what it is and the concern about what’s to come, many of us wish we could just escape if only for

Most people struggle to be productive. These struggles can stem from a range of internal and external factors, each contributing to inefficiencies and a sense

Journalists can be very bad at understanding the very news they are reporting. For example, a couple of weeks ago Hezbollah denied firing a missile

It is unbelievable that an assassination attempt against Donald Trump would not be the biggest headline of the last few weeks. Yet here we are,

Brain teasers and escape rooms, excellent team-building exercises, are even more fun to enjoy with friends and family. At the Palisades Mall, located roughly 30

Part VI Why Did They Murder? Who Were They? What motivated the Germans to become mass murderers of Jews and others in the east? Historian

Imagine reaching into your bookshelf, searching for a meaningful bedtime story for your 6-month to 6-year-old child or grandchild. Your preference would be for a

This issue of The Jewish Link marks the fifth anniversary of the publication of my first hike in the Link on August 23, 2019. To