In 12th grade, when I told my father I wanted to attend a midrasha in Israel for a year before enrolling at college, one of

Every woman who walks through my salon door has a story. Sometimes it’s written all over her face, but more often it’s hidden behind a

Sami Diamond, an 11-year-old from Teaneck who is in the sixth grade at Yeshivat Noam, with the help of Friends of Access Israel (FAISR) made

We have a very “convincing” 10-year old daughter. Some would call her “pushy” “nudgie” etc., but there is a good reason why Rivka is called

When you reach to find and turn off your alarm clock while your eyes are closed or when you reach into your purse and find

A couple of days ago, I had what was likely my last visit of the summer to the beach. While the chairs will sit in

Dear Dr. Chani, It pains me to write about a relationship issue I have with my wife. Although we have what I would consider to

For those who have followed my screeds over the past few months, you will have hopefully gained some insight into how to successfully plan your

For those with courtroom experience, the Judgment Day of Rosh Hashanah might feel more frightening, as we can viscerally imagine ourselves standing in judgment in

Generally, this is the time when we are wrapped up in the excitement of the preparations for Rosh Hashanah and the thoughtfulness that goes into

Last year while attending Kosherfest, an annual November event at the Meadowlands Convention Center (although not this year), I had the pleasure of meeting Elli

After Hurricane Isaias hit the Bergen County area, causing 100-year-old trees to fall and rip down wires, all the outage precautions you wish you took