Month November 2023
Lakewood Township will be receiving a $1 million grant from the Murphy administration to help renovate the bike path around Lake Carasaljo. The grant is one of 14 Bikeway Grants announced by the Department of Transportation today, totaling $7.9 million… Continue Reading →
Today, U.S. Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) announced $13 million in grants through the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA) Passenger Ferry Grant Program for New Jersey commuter ferry operations. The grants will enable NY Waterway to improve operations and lower emissions, and… Continue Reading →
ADL survey finds Jewish students feel significantly less safe since Oct. 7; more than 75 percent are dissatisfied with their university’s response to antisemitism
Join a free, two-part virtual training for parents, yeshiva and seminary teachers, medical and healthcare professionals and Jewish communal leaders. Learn the latest techniques for addressing these issues and promoting healthy lifestyles. This new program was developed by the Duke… Continue Reading →
Expect delays in the area of Rt. 70 and Towbin Ave due to an accident with one vehicle overturned.
The condition of eight of the ten hostages released from captivity in Gaza on Tuesday evening is “complex but stable,” including that of Mia Leimberg, 17, the youngest hostage of the group. Mia and her mother Gabriela, 59, residents of… Continue Reading →
Americans for Prosperity, the political arm of the powerful Koch network, formally endorsed Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign on Tuesday, promising to commit its nationwide army of activists — and virtually unlimited funds — to helping Haley defeat former President Donald… Continue Reading →
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is working on a deal to sell a majority stake in the NBA franchise to the family that runs the Las Vegas Sands casino company, a person with knowledge of the talks said Tuesday night…. Continue Reading →
Dr. Margarita Mashavi, a physician at Wolfson Hospital who is the head of the department treating the returned hostages, told Ynet on Tuesday morning that Israeli historian Alex Danzig, 75, who was abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz, was held together with… Continue Reading →
It’s not just you. Across the U.S., prices at the pump have felt milder in recent months. Gas prices have fallen or remained steady since Sep. 19 — marking about a 70-day trajectory of decline, Andrew Gross, spokesperson for motor… Continue Reading →
CNN anchor Jake Tapper on Tuesday engaged in a pointed exchange with former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett over the sensitive issue of civilian casualties in Gaza, taking a critical look at Israel’s military actions against Hamas and highlighting the… Continue Reading →
A group tracking antisemitism in Germany said Tuesday that it documented a drastic increase of antisemitic incidents in the country in the month after Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7. The RIAS group said it recorded 994 incidents, which is… Continue Reading →
The Biden administration has told Israel that it must work to avoid “significant further displacement” of Palestinian civilians in southern Gaza if it renews its ground campaign aimed at eradicating the Hamas militant group, senior U.S. officials said Tuesday. Separately,… Continue Reading →
Experience the Magic of Revach:Your invitation to The Ultimate Shabbos Chanukah Getawayat the serene Sleepy Hollow Hotel & Conference Center in Tarrytown NY (20 min. from Monsey). Featuring Inspiring Talks by Rabbi Bentzion Klatzko and Rabbi Binyomin Pruzansky. Uplifting Music by… Continue Reading →
A car flipped and knocked out a utility pole in Howell. The accident happened last night on Alexander Road. Information on extent of injuries was not immediately available, but expect extensive detours for the repairs of the utility pole.
Javier Milei was wearing a yarmulke and reciting Chapter 20 of Tehillim, surrounded by his rabbi, his sister and one other person when the call came: His opponent was on the line to concede the election. He was now the… Continue Reading →
The American president responsible for the deaths of some 10,000 civilians in a single Iraqi city is now lecturing Israel to be more careful about accidentally killing civilians in Gaza. Should Israel take his advice seriously? DELAYED RESPONSE Former… Continue Reading →
After speaking with Ari Brecher for three hours, I had no choice but to “cut our conversation short.” Though the conversation about Ari’s life and business was fascinating, I knew if we kept talking, I would have a hard time… Continue Reading →
A sad manifestation of the fear many Jews around the world are feeling these days—born of widespread anti-Semitism in the wake of the war with Hamas—has been an advertisement for the “Safe and Discreet Mezuzah Case.” Since Jewish homes are… Continue Reading →
We all know the story of the massacre of October 7th. We all know the story of the ZAKA volunteers, who have worked tirelessly for 50 days, extracting bodies. But how will we tell the story of what happens to… Continue Reading →
The Mayo Clinic announced a $5 billion expansion plan for its flagship campus Tuesday that includes new buildings designed so they can evolve and expand as patient needs change over the coming decades. The project is part of a Mayo… Continue Reading →