In 2011, the US Census Bureau reported that about 12 percent of the total population was classified as disabled. More than 50 percent of those
It’s not about the limit of what you can do, it’s about doing what you can. Such is the philosophy that drove a young resident
The Rutner family of West Orange traveled to Israel in June in honor of their son and brother Jacob’s bar mitzvah. Jacob is one of
Most women and girls can think of a time when they chose style over comfort when dressing for a simcha, and suffered through the evening
Are you the master of your mind or its slave? What do you choose to think about and how does that affect your actions? Are
Both religious and secular celebrations take vast amounts of time and effort. But as a Jew there’s the extra concern about the Three Weeks, that
Today, I went to the bathroom and committed the crime of wanting to go in alone. My toddler wanted to enter with me to observe
“Each of us shines in a different way, but this doesn’t make our light less bright.”—Unknown “Try to see your child as a seed that
Anyone watching the fashion scene surely takes note of a very noticeable fact: Trends come and go, and eventually tend to come back. The 1920s
Looking to update your hair or wig? Color is a great way to do so and 2016 is all about rich, warm colors. For brunettes,
New Rochelle—Parents of young girls ages 5–14 who want their kids to look chic in swimwear but want more coverage choices should look no further
Jerusalem—Thirty-five Jewish women from around the world who are also fashion industry mavens will be experiencing the journey of a lifetime this month, seeing Israel
