OHEL’s Camp Kaylie has announced its new Masmidim Program for the summer of 2014, which will provide a serious and warm learning environment, surrounded by
Can you imagine the Shoprite circular for Thanksgiving week this year? Turkeys and chocolate Chanukah Gelt, frozen latkes and bread stuffing mixes all on sale
New York—Yeshiva University’s Zahava and Moshael Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought presents a conversation with United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and
The Eishet Chayil Award at the Bet El Institutions annual gala will go to Sylvia Freyer of Englewood, NJ. Lt.-Col. (ret.) Ralph Peters will be
It’s become almost customary for bar and bat mitzvahs to take on a charitable project or specific cause as a way of celebrating their milestone
New Brunswick—The children of real estate developer and philanthropist Arie Halpern and his wife Eva have donated $3 million to Rutgers University Hillel for a
Fair Lawn—Mayor John Cosgrove of Fair Lawn last week issued a proclamation honoring Rabbi Yudin for the publication of his book, “Rabbi Benjamin Yudin on
On Columbus Day Weekend, Boy Scout Troop 226 attended a Three Rivers District Camporee at Campgaw Mountain County Reservation in Mahwah. For the first time
Teaneck, NJ—Two major Roshei Yeshiva visited Teaneck two weeks ago to pay tribute to Rav Ovadiah Yosef, z’tl, who was niftar three weeks ago. More
Beginning Nov. 2, Smokey Joe’s will begin its 5th season of Live _ Smokey Joe’s—a Saturday night series of local bands to liven up your
They say that sticks and stones can break your bones but words can never hurt you. And yet, the country of Israel, despite its superior
When Rabbi Menachem Genack, CEO of the Orthodox Union’s kosher division, was asked to introduce former President Bill Clinton at a presidential fundraiser in 1992,
