This delightful 3.9-mile hike follows the Indian Hill Loop Trail in the northern section of Sterling Forest State Park. It climbs to several panoramic viewpoints

Dear Dr. Chani, I have a question for you that has to do with the triangular relationship between both of my parents and me. I

Rachel Smilovitz isn’t the only one celebrating a milestone event this year. 2023 also marks the hundredth anniversary of the New York Yankees first home

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Almost 200 young, talented female NCSYers took the stage on a recent Sunday to “Storm the Heavens” with their golden voices and graceful steps. Supported

Game shows have always been a thrilling way for participants to showcase their knowledge and quick reflexes in exchange for being awarded exciting prizes. But

The Torah doesn’t refrain from honoring, celebrating and granting women authority. Sarah, concerned about Ishmael’s threats to Isaac’s spiritual and physical well-being, tells Abraham to

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Reviewing: “The Illuminated Omer Counting Book” by James N Gershfield. Scribal Scion Publishing. 2023. English. Hardcover. 106 pages. ISBN-13: 979-8886650013. (Courtesy of Scribal Scion Publishing)

Reviewing: “To Heal the World?: How the Jewish Left Corrupts Judaism and Endangers Israel” by Jonathan Neumann. All Points Books. 2018. English. Hardcover. 288 pages. ISBN-13:

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