This past week I have been feeling a bit down. I had to make sense of this feeling since there is so much in my

This week Camp Shoshanim hosted a Susie Fishbein Cooking demonstration to welcome new and prospective families from Bergen County. The parents and children were able

Playwright Allen Leicht tries to attend all the performances of his play “My Parsifal Conductor: A Wagnerian Comedy,” playing at the Marjorie Deane Little Theater

There shouldn’t be just one prize ceremony for scientists. Yes, there’s the Nobel Prize, but how many scientists win that? Every school science fair gives

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After a gut-wrenching week of tears and grief, Shabbat finally approaches. It is difficult to imagine the sorrow and agony flooding the hearts of the

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Bernard Shaw is known to have said, “Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.” I beg to differ. In my experience those who teach,

One of the challenges facing fundraisers in the Jewish nonprofit world, and for that matter anywhere, is rejection. No one likes rejection, especially a professional

Navigating tax law is not a simple task. The rules and regulations are dense and complicated, and there are a ton of them. And a