Part 6 (written 2004) (continued from last week) The isolationist-leaning US State Department had given instructions to all US consulates in the world to slow
Parents and friends of the Leah Sokoloff Nursery School of Shomrei Torah in Fair Lawn enjoyed an evening of conversation with LSNS Educational Consultant Esther
(Courtesy of Yedei Chesed) Yedei Chesed is excited to announce its recent chartering of a community-based Torah-learning program, a beis medrash tailored to men (ages
High school students are extremely busy; between academics, extracurriculars and social activities, there are few hours left for volunteering. But with a little creativity, any
Any reader of this paper will take note of the many wonderful causes at work in our community; one could fill his or her dance
We are off to a great school year with our children learning and growing in the classroom; we have much to be thankful for. Parent-teacher
New iPhones are out for the holiday season and there are several to choose from. If you want to buy your child the iPhone 8
Allan Brauner began his vast project over five years ago. He readily admits it likely won’t be finished in his lifetime, although it won’t be
Yitzchok Isaac Unger, a trained electronics technician, has found his place in Passaic through his company, Appliance Repair and More LLC. Unger and his company
(Courtesy of Kollel Chatzos) The nights of Chanukah twinkle with a special glow. On eight otherwise-ordinary winter weeknights, you gather around the candles and sing
No cure. Fatal disease. Those words, to a parent, are unimaginable. To be told that one’s child is going to die, most likely by the
