The end of year is always a hectic time, and planning a bat mitzvah just adds to the bustling season. With that said, among all

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There is no denying that today, many families could be considered “dysfunctional” on some level. Can we find, though, a less judgmental adjective for those

The current global economic crisis has devastated working-class communities around the United States. On Monday, June 13 during a visit to ShopRite in Emerson, Congressman

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This 5.3-mile “lollipop”-loop hike in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in Warren County follows a beautiful footpath through dense thickets of mountain laurel

When it comes to finding entertainment for kids who are stuck at home, there’s nothing like a puzzle. Puzzles have been disappointing kids for eons.

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The rise of e-commerce has also brought the rise of eye commerce. Remember that eye commerce refers to your ability to purchase eye care products

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Those Jews who defend or join it should see how a new “mapping project” conducted by a Boston BDS group is illustrative of the anti-Israel