The Raritan Valley celebrated the last half of Chanukah in a big way with a variety of family-friendly celebrations in Highland Park and East Brunswick.

(Courtesy of Lubavitch on the Palisades) Lubavitch on the Palisades of Tenafly was privileged to light the menorah in five New Jersey towns this Chanukah,

Riverdale’s Beth Aharon, a Sephardic Orthodox Congregation located at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, celebrated the fourth night of Chanukah with art and crafts for

The world celebrates individuality and uniqueness, but somehow that celebration does not always translate in a traditional school setting. In schools, we want everyone to

Just when you think that the story is over, there always seems to be more. As we read the epic tale of Joseph, Yosef HaTzadik,

(Courtesy of Something Borrowed) Something Borrowed, the Teaneck gown gemach, is thrilled to announce that we have celebrated our one year anniversary of serving the

Emil “Yitz” Stern, a longtime community advocate and former deputy mayor of Teaneck, has announced his candidacy for the New Jersey Assembly representing District 37.

(Courtesy of JFNNJ) In the aftermath of Oct. 7, Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey has played a critical role in uniting and supporting our

PLAYfully Learning, the Jewish Montessori preschool that opened its doors in September 2024, is already exceeding Director Rivkah Dreskin’s expectations. She opened the preschool in

Deep in the bowels of the unfinished area of our basement is a group of six huge plastic containers. They contain the 500-plus record albums

There is no doubt that a rebbe can make or break a student and alter a student’s trajectory, affecting their very destiny. I struggled with

It begins before babies are even born. Some concerns I consider total nonsense. Will the doctor who I have the most admiration for in the