(Courtesy of Yeshivat Frisch) This week, Yeshivat Frisch was incredibly fortunate to celebrate the hachnasah of a sefer Torah dedicated by Jacob and Sharona Schulder, parents of Frisch ninth grade student Saadya, Hannah and Noa.

“It was deeply moving to have the dedication

(Courtesy of Israel Bonds) On September 14, Israel Bonds Metropolitan NJ hosted its annual Spectacular Gala. Close to 250 people attended the event at the Crystal Plaza in Livingston, New Jersey, to honor three members of the community for their efforts to help the State of Israel: Debbie Janoff, Dr. Jill Schwartz

(Courtesy of Cong. Beis Hillel) One of the earliest skills we learn as kids is the skill of counting. Numbers, numbers, we’re always using numbers. Well, here is an article all about numbers.

There are hundredsof communities in New Jersey, but today

Last week, members of Teaneck’s Rinat Yisrael and Teaneck Township dignitaries, along with friends, family, congregants and neighbors gathered together, as a section of West Englewood Avenue, between Dickerson Road and Pennington Road, was renamed “Rabbi Yosef Adler Way.”

One of the pressing questions that faces many Jewish community leaders overseeing security for their facilities is: How can I get timely and reliable information about threats, security concerns and changing conditions in our area?

Fortunately for shuls, schools, and Jewish

(Courtesy of YU) Exemplifying its role as the flagship Jewish University, Yeshiva University presents the YU Isru Chag Concert, starring Ishay Ribo, on October 18 at the International Convention Center (Binyanei Hauma) in Jerusalem. This will be an evening of joy, unity and song, bringing an exuberant and moving end to the holiday

(Courtesy of Rutgers) The Blue Card, the only organization in America dedicated solely to supporting Holocaust survivors, recently created a new program in conjunction with the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine (RSDM). This course specializes in training students in person-centered, trauma-informed (PCTI) care.

(Courtesy of Chabad of Yonkers) Chabad of Yonkers Rabbi Mendy Hurwitz welcomed the Jewish New Year with a shofar blowing at Yonkers City Hall, with Mayor Mike Spano and other elected dignitaries, and members of the Yonkers Jewish community. (Credit: Robert Kalfus)