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If there was ever something to be thankful for, it’s for being part of this amazingly tight-knit Jewish community. Yes, that might be the reason
February 1, 2025
If there was ever something to be thankful for, it’s for being part of this amazingly tight-knit Jewish community. Yes, that might be the reason
A research study asked 1,500 kindergarten children to come up with many different uses for paper clips, and 98% of children scored in the genius
Step #6, Part I The ways of the Torah are ways of pleasantness and all its pathways are peace. (Mishlei 3:17) We have learned which
One of the greatest challenges of this very trying time is managing our wise-mind. The wise-mind is a DBT skill (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Marsha Linehan)
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) St. Mary’s General Hospital and Prime Healthcare are closely monitoring novel coronavirus (COVID-19) developments and are actively implementing Centers
A hand washing machine and facemasks that claim to kill coronavirus. Contact-free monitoring of hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Proactive policies to prevent the spread of the
Even for those who have been covering their hair for years, walking into a Pesach wig sale and seeing hundreds of wigs piled up on
Breaking up with an outfit you used to love is hard to do. But getting some cash, and letting someone else enjoy it, can ease
Don’t talk to Jessica Orbach, aka Lady Blaga, about fashion rules. The Englewood mother of four knows style and what works. “A lot of rules
How do we temper the anxiety brought upon by the current events, media, and hysteria going around? During these times you might find yourself vacillating
By Chaya Lebovic I was preparing snacks for my daughter’s lunch, and I handed her a bag of cucumber spears. “That’s OK,” she said, “We
With the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, causing illness worldwide, and recognizing that there is no benefit to widespread panic, we wanted to update our shul-goers. We
