There is an inspiring Dr. Seuss book – called Oh, The Places You’ll Go! – which is a popular ode for graduates or people embarking on a new chapter of their lives. The central message is: “Remember that life’s a great balancing act,” but don’t give up and keep moving forward when challenges arise
Before Yom Kippur, widespread media coverage depicted predominately Orthodox Jewish areas of New York City as hotbeds for a renewed spread of
What is the yardstick of a successful life?
Is it motherhood? Landing your dream career? Making lots of money? or perhaps acquiring meaningful
As we are in the midst of the Yamim Noraim, it is the traditional time for each Jew to take stock of what they have accomplished and where they are
With most City Council Members facing term limits in 2021, many of them have begun searching for their next jobs before their terms expire. The
As the final day to complete the United States census looms, the count in our area is really nothing to celebrate. The neighborhoods surrounding and
The Kew Gardens Hills Shofar Blowing Initiative was the brainchild of neighborhood resident Mark Mittel who has long blown shofar at local senior
