New York—Yeshiva University will host a discussion titled, “Economic Inequality: What’s the Right Thing to Do?,” featuring Dr. Michael Sandel, host of the PBS program
The Jewish Home Foundation of North Jersey Inc.’s Twentieth Annual Golf, Tennis, and Card Outing will be held on Monday, May 19, 2014 at the
The Jewish Home Foundation of North Jersey Inc.’s Twentieth Annual Golf, Tennis, and Card Outing will be held on Monday, May 19, 2014 at the
One of the many great things about Teaneck is it’s non-partisan government. The Township is governed by a seven-member council, including the Mayor and Deputy
Englewood—Sam Goldberg and Joshua Levine, 7th graders who attend the Moriah School in Bergen County, NJ, created a music album, entitled Tikkun Olam to benefit
Erica and Bryan Giller and family partnered with the non-profit organization Sharing Seats to celebrate the bat mitzvah of their twin daughters, Abby and Hannah,
When Jews throughout the world and of every level of observance hear the number Six Million, they don’t hear that it means to refer to
Bergenfield—Areyvut, a non-profit based in Bergenfield, New Jersey, will be holding their annual Bergen County Breakfast at Bnai Yeshurun in Teaneck on Sunday, April 6.
Teaneck—Every Tuesday night Rabbi Meir Goldwicht, a native Yerushalmi, crosses the George Washington Bridge to deliver a Parshat HaShavua shiur completely in Hebrew at Congregation
The house was 52 years old. It was beautiful, but much like its new owners, it was starting to show its age. It was only
The international community commemorates the Holocaust on January 27, the anniversary of the day Auschwitz was liberated. It is called Holocaust Remembrance Day, and ceremonies
