(Courtesy of Yair Leolam) This year, as a result of COVID-19 and the accompanying disruption and uncertainty in all our lives, we decided to shift

We have all become used to the many new rules and regulations that govern our daily lives. As soon as we acclimate to one thing,

Last week, a member of the PassaicJews mailing list had their email account hacked. The attacker then sent a message to everyone in the person’s

The northern section of Norvin Green State Forest is little used, yet it offers some great hiking. This 4.7-mile hike, which passes several panoramic overlooks

Dear Dr. Chani, The many shifts in current events over the past year have really left me feeling unsettled. The economy seems unstable and the

I’m back—back at work in homes where clients’ feel comfortable having me present with mask, gloves and proper social distancing. I’m back to being excited

A few days ago, in an historic move, the Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to end the popular Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

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Mazel tov! It’s a teenager! If you’re rolling your eyes at that line, you’re probably the parent of a teenager. Or you’re a teenager. If

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Mazal tov to former Jewish Link intern Mairav Linzer and Josh Kaufman on their recent marriage!