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By Gershon Veroba Music holds a very odd position with the Jewish community. Both feared and worshipped in the more Orthodox and Chassidic circles, Jews often maintain a strange relationship...

By Faygie Nachman Do you ever have food left over from a simcha? From a Shabbos? Or just from the week? Bought the wrong flavor and can’t return it? Food...

In 2011, Shlomo and Shifra Klein revolutionized the kosher market with a gourmet kosher cooking magazine called Bitayavon. Within months of its launch, Bitayavon was honored by MIN (Media...

By Robert Remin As an expert on appropriate Medicare plans for my clients, if I had a penny for all the Medicare Myths I keep hearing from those who become...

This educational, third-party article is provided as a courtesy by Martin Blau, Agent, and Saul Fisher, Agent, New York Life Insurance Company. To learn more about the information or...

By Mussy Raitman Menachem Lubinsky is the first to admit that when he launched Kosherfest in 1989, he had no idea that it would spearhead a revolution. Back then, it...

CollPlant, an Israeli regenerative medicine company focused on 3D bioprinting of tissues and organs, signed a license, development and commercialization agreement with United Therapeutics Corporation of Maryland for 3D...

By Elisheva Liss, LMFT As we lug the bulky winter gear down from the attics, and hunker down into the next stretch of the school year, many of us sense...

(JTA) — The Paul E. Singer Foundation said it will give at least $1 million to help secure Jewish institutions around New York in response to the shooting attack...

  By Leon Weinschneider I am excited about this building. Now let me tell you why. When I moved to Surfside from Mexico City in 1996, the Azure Luxury Condominiums was to...