I appreciated Ms. Glick’s article about RCCS (“Spotlight on Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society,” July 6, 2023). I have no doubt that all those access-to-world-class-doctors-in-the-middle-of-the-night stories

Regarding “On Judaism and Chess Today” in the July 6, 2023 Letters to the Editor section: Words have multiple meanings. The Merriam-Webster dictionary has 3

Dr. Rosen’s latest article on ways to improve one’s sleep habits was extremely insightful (“The Habits That Harm Your Sleep,” July 6, 2023). Like many

I’m writing to respond to the letter, “There Are No Second Generation Holocaust Survivors,” (The Jewish Link, July 6). We who are Holocaust survivors’ children

Project Ezrah helped me land a dream job. I wish more people knew about it so they too could benefit. Free to the community, the

I write in response to Rabbi Staum’s “Historically Speaking” article on July 6, 2023. Being the parent of an active member of the U.S. Army,

Any careful student of Hebrew would notice that several key Torah ideas are related to plant life. For example, siach means both conversation as well

I was elated to see an article in the Link with chess games in it (“Tani Talks Chess … And Teaches It, Too,” June 29,

Harry Glazer’s article with the headline “Second-Generation Survivor Publishes Second Holocaust Memoir,” June 29, 2023) is inaccurate. There are no such people. My late parents

You omitted a very important piece of information about the Ashkenazic minyan in Long Branch, New Jersey (“Long Branch: Who’s Ready for Summer?” June 29,

We want to compliment Nati Burnside for his thorough and informative article about the kosher scene and vacationing activities in Long Branch, New Jersey (“Long

The Link has been discussing whether Teaneck is full (“Teaneck is Full,” June 1, 2023), (“Teaneck Is Full?” June 22, 2023). I was raised in