As we wheel our carry-ons into the airport lounge in Ft. Lauderdale, my eyes are drawn to the T.V. over the bar. The words are
Many in the Boomer generation (and a bit younger) grew up in Jewish homes where Yiddish was the language of secrets. “We never learned any
Rabbi Ari Solomont thinks a bike is the best vehicle for raising money earmarked to benefit good causes. The former Bostonian recently launched Cycle for Unity to
A young man in his late twenties recently told me: “I don’t want all the tea in China. All I want is someone to love—and
Pittsburgh—Tova Weinberg will do anything to make a match—even adopt a dog. In an interview from her home in Pittsburgh, Weinberg, the matchmaker who co-founded
When was the last time you stopped to smell the roses, the coffee aroma, or whatever tickles your fancy and pleases your senses? A few
People who are close to me already know the awful truth, but this is the first time I am publicizing the sad fact that I
Paramus—The Friendship Circle, which in Bergen County organizes events and social engagement opportunities for children and teens with special needs, while at the same time
My husband and I spent a recent work holiday doing what many Bergen County Jews did on that day off. We went to the movies.
There is a sign on my office wall which reads “Hurt people hurt people.” It is a very true and powerful statement. When we feel
My wife and I recently came back from Israel where we spent quality time with our son, Meir, who is serving in the IDF’s Givati
Los Angeles—The Israeli-American Council’s Sifriyat Pijama B’America (SP-BA), which provides free Hebrew children’s books to families in the United States, has partnered with Storyly, a
