Going to the beach can be a hassle for many residents of Bergen County. The nearest public beaches in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Branch are
A farmer in Nebraska uses machine learning to detect agricultural issues and yield a better crop. An elderly adult receives immediate care after a dangerous
Two Jews walk into a bar … actually, 4,200 filled an amphitheater. On a beautiful Tuesday night in August thousands of people came together to
Even though it was not quite Woodstock 1969, those of us who remember Max Yasgur’s farm in Bethel, New York, welcomed the return of Westchester’s
Chabad.org’s engine behind online presence of almost 1,500 Chabad centers since 2002. Before there was Wix, Weebly, WordPress and the rest of the popular, user-friendly
My 92-year-old mother can read an article or a book in Hebrew, and speaks a beautiful Hebrew. She is the product of a Yeshiva of
It was not common when my generation graduated from high school that Israel was on the agenda. I did have one fortunate friend whose parents
This 4.7-mile hike on the yellow-blazed Terrace Pond West Loop is one of most interesting and enjoyable hikes in New Jersey. You’ll climb to a
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I don’t know if this is the best time of the year to talk about this, but the antisemites are on to us. Apparently, a
Gloria didn’t like the sight of blood—and that was an understatement. Just the thought of a paper cut could make Gloria dizzy, and the possibility
Bike4Chai is a two-day event when Jews from all walks of life transform into a unified team of bikers. Instead of wearing black hats, knit
