Rockleigh—A group of residents recently joined with representatives of the Afya Foundation, a medical supply recovery organization, which collects no longer needed and still usable

Englewood Hospital and Medical Center (EHMC) is offering a free health fair for seniors, in partnership with the Bergen Family Center. The event will be

In just two years, the Sibshop program at OHEL Children’s Home and Family Services has grown in leaps and bounds throughout the New York area.

Harold Dworkin loved cars. It is a very American thing, to love your automobile, and of course it is oh so materialistic, but Harry didn’t

Let’s recap the past week in the American Jewish Community. J Street, an admittedly leftist “post-Zionist” Jewish organization who had lobbied the White House and

Democracy in America has never been a perfect system—voter purges, the Citizens United and McCutcheon decisions, ID laws, voter intimidation, disenfranchising former convicts, low turnouts.

TIP—Reuters reports that a delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – the U.N.’s atomic watchdog—would be holding talks until Tuesday on among other

Fort Lee—Over 5,500 people participated in the fourth annual Run for the Fallen at Fort Lee on May 3 honoring those who have lost their

Years ago a lovely woman in Montreal received a civil divorce but tragically was unable to obtain a get. Her former husband was not an

Beit Shemesh Mayor Stops Payment on Ethiopian Seder Rabbi Natan Slivkin reports: In Beit Shemesh, re-elected mayor Abutbul continues to disappoint. The municipality did not

While soaring tuition costs put Jewish day school out of reach for an increasing number of families, and other families seek alternatives to brick-and-mortar schools

In an interview with the Globes newspaper on April 27, author and Holocaust survivor Uri Orlev, who wrote some of the best-known works of children’s literature about the