Many Jews subscribe to the belief and harbor the hope that the Beit HaMikdash (Holy Temple) will one day be rebuilt. One might wonder, from

There’s no mistaking the bakery; even from a couple of blocks away one can see the large gold letters of “Patis Bakery” emblazoned against an

(Courtesy of CIS) In a world which can often be filled with darkness and pain, there is a small community, not too far from New

There was not a dull moment during week six at Camp Shalom! This year’s color war teams, silver (yareach), gold (shemesh), orange (ohr), blue (choshech)

SWIM/SWEAT for SINAI fundraisers are taking place at local camps throughout the summer. Even the rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of the Teaneck Sports &

Camp Al Haderech’s first week has really lived up to the theme of fun parties! In the first week, the girls went rollerblading, bowling, to

Last week Camp Acheinu, (the newest boys camp in Bergen County!) had a Chopped competition. Rabbi Avidgor Gutnicki, program director, led a fierce competition where

Al Haderech Boys kicked off its first week of camp with a jam-packed week. In one week, the boys went to Gagasphere, Escape the Room

This past Friday, August 2, Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp celebrated its 11th year in existence— with a record number of over 450 campers, in

During Dinosaur Week, the children learned about the many names and types of dinosaurs. Many children also enjoyed the day at Dinosaur Station where they

All Camp 613 campers and staff ice skate on site every week, which is always a highlight! Along with skate instruction, the campers and counselors

Tax season isn’t fun for anyone. Crunching numbers. Figuring out which forms you need. Trying to get in contact with the IRS. There’s a reason