With open house and registration season well underway, many parents will be hearing about and researching at least a few of the local schools, examining

One Bergenfield family really stepped it up this year and set out two tables filled with snacks to show gratitude to the various delivery service

Hurricane Helene followed by Hurricane Milton have caused tremendous devastation in four states. As the hurricanes were approaching, the calls started coming in from various

Nimrod Cohen (Nimrod ben Vicki), 20, lives in Rehovot with his parents, Yehuda and Vicki, his twin sister, Romi, and his older brother, Yotam. Nimrod

I was so relieved when I heard the heartwarming news that President Biden had pardoned Peach and Blossom on the lawn of the White House

With the opening of PLAYfully, a new preschool and playspace, Montessori learning in a Jewish environment has arrived in Bergen County. “We are excited to

The faculty of Rutgers University is set to vote in early December on a BDS (boycott, divestment and sanctions) referendum that aims to have the

What the Heritage Foundation’s ‘Project Esther’ means to me. My parents named me “Esther” in Hebrew after my mother’s beloved aunt, who was an avid

This week Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving: A day known for turkey and stuffing. A day known for glamorous parades and shopping bargains. A day immediate

This article was originally printed on March 9, 2017 and is being reprinted to honor the author on his fifth yahrzeit. Any time I’ve told

If you love Trader Joe’s, you are likely part of the Kosher Trader Joe’s group on Facebook or follow @koshertraderjoes on Instagram. The accounts, run

With antisemitic incidents rising and college campuses continuing to be flashpoints for antisemitism, the Jewish community has begun organizing to fight organizations that illegally fund