Do you practice endogamy? Are you and your spouse endogamous? Don’t worry, because before reading another local Jewish publication, I had no idea what it

Teaneck—More than 300 people packed into Congregation Rinat Yisrael recently for a program called Ancient Traditions, Modern Challenges. The audience viewed two Israeli movies about

Teaneck—People with disabilities are not patients, children, or brave souls, Chava Willig Levy told about 75 people at a fundraising reception for the Jewish Women’s

New York—Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS) and the Yeshiva University community will celebrate the ordination of its largest class of musmakhim [ordained rabbis] at

Passaic—Dr. Evan and Yael Kroll, active members of the Passaic community, will be the recipients of PTACH’s coveted Professional Leadership Award at its Annual Scholarship

Fair Lawn—International comedy personality Joel Chasnoff will bring a night of comedy to the Young Israel of Fair Lawn on Sunday, March 30. Chasnoff, who

Orthodox and traditionally Jewish parents and adult relatives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) children will gather to build a community of support, learning,

Fair Lawn—Congregation Darchei Noam welcomes Rabbi Yechezkel Freundlich of the Beth Jacob shul in Atlanta, GA to lead an interactive series of marriage workshops. The

Paramus—Yeshiva Ben Porat Yosef in Paramus will hold its 12th annual dinner on Tuesday, March 11, at 7 p.m. at Congregation Keter Torah in Teaneck.

Part two of four articles on Financial Planning for Special Needs Families In the initial article of this series, “If the Patriarchs Were My Clients,”

Yachad means unity. And so does the Yachad organization, whose mission it is to promote inclusion for children and adults with special needs in the

Drooling over something has dual meanings: the literal interpretation and being desirous of something. Mianzi Fashion, launched just last year, aims to provide clothing suited