Clifton—Every year, as winter draws to an end, we watch for signs of spring, looking forward to the changes the new season will bring. We
For many years our family would go away for Pesach. It was a breeze, even though I had to pack up for everyone, because I
Every year families all over the world unite to enjoy the seder. While calling all members of the family together may feel like the ingathering
Teaneck—Look around in the weeks before the Passover holiday and you will find a multitude of books and articles suggesting ways to stimulate discussion at
Livingston—With “Passover on the brain,” cookbook author and media personality Jamie Geller held a demonstration and tasting of recipes from her latest cookbook, “Joy of
The Passover story doesn’t change from year to year but your menu can. Although we derive comfort from holiday traditions, a little innovation adds a
A young woman brings home her fiance to meet her parents. After dinner, the mother tells her husband to find out about the young man.
Imagine if someone called you a week before Pesach and said: “We were wondering if we could invite you to join us at our order?”
As real estate prices in the Hudson Valley, Catskills and beyond continue to creep skyward, Pine Lake Park, located in nearby Northern Westchester, offers a
West Orange—Metrowest JCC’s first ever JFIT Challenge has come to a close. JFit, a 10-week weight loss competition featuring seven teams and 55 members, was
This is the last of four articles on this topic. Over the past 18 years that I have prepared students for the SAT; I have
How do we measure student progress? How do we measure effective teaching? How do we calculate a student’s commitment to Jewish values? How do we
