Vayikra: 24:15-16 April 9, Day of Omer 9 Dear Diary, Passover was great. Saw lots of family. Had two wicked Sedarim, although the second ran

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Parashat Emor that we read this week dedicates its first perek to the laws of kedusha as they apply to the kohanim. The obligation of

In these post-Pesach months, we read Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) on Shabbat afternoon. A number of mishnayot in Pirkei Avot begin with “hu

Barnstable Academy, a college-preparatory private school serving students in fifth through twelfth grade, has announced the appointment of Bergenfield’s Dr. Rebecca Eliason as head of

After Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu divulged publicly the astounding news that Iran has had a nuclear weapons program for years by showing actual proof, we

Part 25 (written 2004) (Continued from previous week) Israeli Army It was in 1982, at the time when PB was decentralizing the traffic department, and

I may have mentioned that my husband and I are on a decorating journey. As I prepare this column there is a large carton from

What I find that no one ever tells a chosson and kallah before they get married is that sheva brachos aren’t really fun. And you

Keeping kosher means keeping away from a whole host of items including pork, shellfish and anything that mixes milk with meat. As a result, today’s

In an effort to continue “extreme vetting” of foreign nationals, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a notice modifying the Privacy Act system of

With less than four weeks away to the OHEL OXC Challenge, our team, the Garden State Warriors, really stepped up our training this past Sunday.