This moderate three-mile loop hike in Long Pond Ironworks State Park in West Milford follows the Burnt Meadow Loop. It runs along the ridge of

Dear Dr. Chani, I am ashamed to admit that I have done something in my marriage that I am not proud of. I did not

Chapter 19 Summary: Debbie and Yaffa experience a slight thaw in their relationship as they decide together to search for the Taubmans’ will.   Yaffa

Highlighting: “Beis HaLevi on Ahavas Yisrael: The Classic Essay of HaGaon Rabbi Yosef Dov Soloveitchik of Brisk,” by Rabbi David Sutton. Mesorah Publications Ltd. 2023.

Reviewing: “Unearthed: A Lost Actress, a Forbidden Book, and a Search for Life in the Shadow of the Holocaust” by Meryl Frank. Hachette Books. 2023.

(Courtesy of Yachad) On Sunday, April 30, a group of Jewish adults who are both Deaf and blind reunited in Teaneck after four years apart.

We’ve all been told that there’s no such thing as “real” magic. Of course, I’ve always readily agreed with that sentiment—that is, until this past

Part V (Courtesy of Haas & Zaltz) Creating an estate plan that includes a revocable trust, pour-over will, property power of attorney, health care power

The last time I checked this month’s secular calendar, I saw that May 6th was listed as “National Nurses Day,” and May 7th was listed

It is essential to recognize that anti-Zionism can be a form of antisemitism, and Israel has the right to exist. You can criticize a country’s

There is something very strange about the festival of Sukkot, of which our parsha is the primary source. On the one hand, it is the

Three months ago, on a cold February day, Governor Kathy Hochul proposed a budget that totaled $227 billion. Even that amount seems like a lot