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What is there to say about October 7? Nothing really. I will quote the class I heard today from Esti Hamilton: We usually commemorate things based on the Hebrew date,...

You are lying face down on a table. It is quiet. You feel a needle painlessly slip into your lower back, a tiny pinch that lasts a second. Then...

By Avromie Adler, International Director of Yachad October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. My job and passion is working with individuals with disabilities, including Down syndrome, and their families. I’ve...

By Dr. Aviva Preminger, MD, MPH, FACS We are about halfway through the holiday season, with quite a bit of planning and eating still to go. It’s hard to focus...

Since Hurricane Sandy, people looking to buy a house in the Five Towns have been much more diligent in checking the updated FEMA flood maps to see if their...

By Gabriel Geller, WSET III Kedem/Royal Wine Sukkos is, par excellence, the holiday on our calendar that most highlights the mitzvah of hosting guests, hachnasas orchim. Our sukkah should be like...

By Gabriel Geller, WSET III The meaning of this famous phrase that is said among others in the birkas hachodesh, the blessing for the new month, that we say before...

Make Hearing Health a Family Priority With the new school year starting and the holiday rush around the corner, it’s easy to push off your hearing health needs until things...

Manischewitz®, the leading kosher brand for over 130 years, proudly unveils a bold, fresh look and exciting new products just in time for Rosh Hashanah. With a focus on...

When people hear the term “mediation,” they associate it with the unfortunate finality of divorce—an amicable but structured conversation to negotiate how to divide the assets, arrange for custody,...