Editor’s note: Below is a heartfelt call to action written by a high school senior at one of our local yeshiva high schools. We know

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This November we will be electing three new members to the Teaneck BOE. There are five candidates running, the last three of whom are incumbents:

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Herzl had not envisioned Hebrew as the language of the Jewish state. In 1896 he wrote: “Who amongst us has a sufficient acquaintance with Hebrew

One may easily estimate the weight of Noah’s Ark fully loaded by using Archimedes’ Principle and some information in Rashi to B’reishit 8:4. Rashi declared

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Last time, we began the review of the Ring Smart Doorbell. We discussed installation, placement and the potential lock-in to the Amazon smart home ecosystem

Miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and nestled in the trees of Lakewood, Pennsylvania, lies a magical place called NCSY Camp

Part 2 (Continued from last week) One day the treasurer of the committee approached me and asked whether I would take over that responsibility from