We can hardly believe we’re up to Shavuot. “The count” has been fruitful as we look forward to the big day with a variety of
Benjamin, Sara and Shira Golani are teenagers who have been making music together since childhood. They perform as The Golani Heights for simchas, parties and
My 2-year-old granddaughter spent this past weekend with me. On Shabbos morning, she was in my room, gazing at herself in front of a full-length
Magnesium, an essential mineral, is a micronutrient that is both humble and great. It holds the key to many different metabolic reactions but plays its
(Courtesy of Family of Caring) Family of Caring, a leading provider of skilled nursing and rehabilitation services, celebrated two grand openings of newly renovated state-of-the-art
I don’t think I have to tell the readers of this column who Martha Stewart is. She is a native of New Jersey, a graduate
“People try to protect their kids from the worst possible thing [in their minds]: fatness.” This blunt and profound statement was made by a local
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(Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) The Englewood community hosted Chai Lifeline’s annual Friends and Fun Shabbaton on May 5-6, bringing together over 63 girls impacted by
Part I I readily admit that I am a dinosaur and perhaps a bit of a curmudgeon. I grew up at a time when children
Can a professional organizer be a First Responder? Can a professional organizer successfully diffuse a difficult situation? Consider the following scenarios: Scenario #1: A while
The Jewish Link recently interviewed Rabbi Elan Segelman, rabbinical director of PUAH USA. Below are excerpts of that conversation. Q. Can you share some background
