When taking a look back at both Jewish history and Jewish tradition, one is able to witness remarkable changes not only in how our lives have changed on the practical level, but also how tradition … more

Frum Divorce, an organization created to heal the pain felt by children and parents of divorce, is hosting its fifth annual Soul Cycle Shabbos retreat on Feb. 12–14. Dubbed the “weekend … more

So numerous were the omissions, distortions, and flights of extraordinary fancy in President Obama’s Jan. 12 State of the Union address that you’d be hard-pressed to pick the most … more

With the recent article in the New York Times and the consequent rise in public awareness about the abuses of Marc (Mordechai) Gafni, and about the effort to marginalize or eliminate him from public … more

Judy is off on a cruise, so we’re rerunning a “best of” column from a few years back when she didn’t get away. It’s the last week in January and I’m here in New … more

They traveled from the Sea of Reeds, and they went out to the Shur Wilderness, and they walked for three days in the wilderness and they did not find water. And they came to Marah, and they were … more

South Nassau Communities Hospital kicked off a five-year, $10 million capital campaign to help fund a $60-million renovation and expansion of the hospital’s emergency services department, and … more

A memorable part of Thursday’s GOP debate was the exchange between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz about the Texas Senator’s statement that Trump had New York Values.  By lunchtime … more

The end of parasha Beshalach focuses on the epic battle between our nascent nation and the marauding desert tribe of Amalek: “Amalek came and fought with Israel in Rephidim. So Moses said to … more

Nursery Bet students at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Early Childhood Center, in West Hempstead, were introduced to the world of art by taking part in Artist Studies in which they … more