Seventy local women dined together last Wednesday, helping each other overcome business hurdles and hearing advice from the Aussie Gourmet. The networking event, at Coffee Bar on Central Avenue in … more

With the sharp windy chill in the air there is an increasing wish for an early spring. Our religious tradition has long ago provided us with a meaningful expression of that wish in terms of ritual. … more

The magic of fairytales is alive and well here in New York. Oh, how I have always loved looking at Manhattan’s wondrous, illuminated winter windows. A friend and I met up on Fifth Avenue at … more

HANC sixth graders received a certificate for completing an Hour of Code in Mrs. Natter’s computer class (photo left) The students can’t wait to put their coding knowledge to good use … more

An amazing show of talent that featured harmonies, serious and comical dramas, choreographed dances and an inspiring sign-language presentation, delighted the female relatives and friends of SKA … more

Last Friday marked the yahrzeit of the Rambam who died 795 years ago on the 20th of Teves at the age of 69.  At Rambam Mesivta in Lawrence, an assembly was held to commemorate the life and … more

Rabbi Gedaliah Oppen, HAFTR High School principal of Judaic Studies, is in Israel visiting his students (here with HAFTR boys at Torat Shraga). Around 85 percent of the HAFTR graduates choose to … more

The Letter L brought the kindergarden cLass of ShuLamith SchooL for GirLs on a trip to the the Levi Yitzchak Library where they interacted with objects beginning with the letter L and enjoyed a … more

An eleventh grade HAFTR class met with HaGaon R’Shorr shlita in his private study in Flatbush last week, and listened intently as the Rav discussed the meaning of “true … more

An overflow crowd of supportive women came together for a singular cause: Paint Nite for CAHAL, last Sunday at TAG. Participants were given the opportunity to create their own masterpieces in … more