Clark Kent needed a phone booth when he had to change clothes in a hurry to become Superman. We just need a quick trip to
There are many ways to show support for medical personnel who are risking their own safety in order to save lives during this pandemic. Some
One of the sentiments I’ve been hearing from certain people these days is that they are trying to savor this rare moment in time where
(Courtesy of Ashley Blaker) With worldwide restrictions on public gatherings, and communities suffering financially like never before, Ashley Blaker has begun performing online shows for
On April 22, the president signed a proclamation suspending immigration into the United States in what was claimed to be a response to the economic
(Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) These past few weeks have been challenging for all of us, but for many Chai Lifeline families, the impact of COVID-19
On the last day of Passover, the Yizkor prayer helps us commemorate our dead. This year I recited the prayer in the solitude of my
Throughout this pandemic, amid the stay-at-home orders and near lockdowns, people nationwide are coping and comforting each other in their own unique ways. Social media
Growing up in Fair Lawn, I felt quite privileged to live across town from my Grandma Rhoda and Grandpa George, z”l. That meant picnics with
Family came first with Grandpa and I believe it came from his parents, Yaakov and Miriam, H”YD. Whenever he spoke about his parents, it wasn’t
We have talked in the past about adjusting your child’s seating for better attention, especially during Zoom school. Adding a fidget toy can also help
Reviewing: “Rav Noach Weinberg: Torah Revolutionary,” by Yonasson Rosenblum. Mosaica Press. 2020. English. Hardcover. 454 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1946351876. Two sentences into the long-awaited biography “Rav
