Teaneck–After the death of Renee Chaya Levy, a”h, of Teaneck last year, her widower Yehiel and son Chaim established a much-needed medical gemach (lending organization)

Finally, a book for mothers of Jewish boys! And not just a handbook, but an engaging, lively read that covers just about every topic that

The TGS Cafe presents “Berkowitz, Coultas, and November: Soulful Images and Spiritual Words,” an evening of literary magic, on Tuesday September 30, 7:30–9 p.m. at

In August I went to Abuja, capital of Nigeria, and met with Congregation Beth Sholom’s Rabbi Barry Dolinger and Naomi Baine, who had journeyed to

It has been a very sad time for comedy. A few weeks ago, we lost the quintessential comic Robin Williams. The irony of how he

I was recently in a doctor’s office. He is a very kind doctor and Nina and I were surprised when he came into the examining

Professor at University of Aberdeen Over the past 20 years, research has revealed large populations of creatures living many miles below the Earth’s surface. Now,

Lecturer in Ecology and Evolution at University of Cambridge Chickens are not fussy eaters. Any object resembling food is worth an exploratory peck. But give

TIP–Reuters reports UN nuclear watchdog (IAEA) chief Yukiya Amano is increasing pressure on Iran to enhance transparency around its atomic program, after IAEA report concluded

Areyvut’s mission is to “develop meaningful, fun, and unique programming that get Jewish youth involved, while also helping them to realize the immense power they

Teaneck–Go and make some popcorn. It’s movie time. Throughout the month of September, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is running a series entitled The Projected Image:

Clifton–This year, in the Esther & Sam Schwartz building (Miriam Apartments II) at Daughters of Miriam Center/The Gallen Institute in Clifton, wishes were especially sweet