Bergenfield—With a dedicated warehouse and enhanced communication with the people it serves, Tomchei Shabbos of Bergen County was able to pack its 250 boxes for

It was a picture perfect evening. More than 450 people attended the 15th Annual MJE dinner at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York

NJOP, formerly National Jewish Outreach Program (www.njop.org), celebrated 26 years of achievement at its recent annual dinner at the Grand Hyatt in New York City.

Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz  and Rabbi Ari Hart of Uri L’Tzedek have joined Rockland Clergy for Social Justice to protest “the brewing crisis” in the

The Young Israel of Fair Lawn dinner, coupled with a comedy show and an exciting auction, was held on Sunday night, March 30. Many guests from the

“There’s a new form of terrorism in Israel today,” says Yoni Mozeson, “fought with roses instead of guns.” Yoni, a marketing executive, was a 20-year

Dear Neighbor, Are you registered to vote? If you ever had a question in your mind whether you should register to vote, please know, the

Washington, D.C.  – In continuing his fight to protect nonprofit organizations at high risk of terrorist attack, U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ-09) led a

With all the fixings of a Seder, Passover was celebrated early at The Gallen Adult Day Health Care Center with the The Frisch School’s “Linking

As a Jewish innovation enthusiast, and as a software engineer, it was with great excitement and surprise that I learned of the Jim Joseph Foundation

Barry Stern was not much of a cleaner. Truth be told, he was a slob, a big slob (there, you dragged it out of me).

Jerry Garcia, music icon of Grateful Dead fame, once famously said, ‘We’re like licorice. Not everybody likes licorice, but the people who like licorice really