Exquisitely simple, yet enormously complex, the egg is one of nature's marvels. Eggs are the backbone of many baked goods. They also provide steam for leavening or moisture for starch. more

HAFTR High School hosted the 23rd annual Yeshiva League Model Congress on Wednesday, March 14. Over 300 students attended from yeshivas in New York and New Jersey to participate in the day’s events. more

If you were to do a literary analysis of the books that have been most popular over the past century you would find that the unifying feature of those books is character development. more

New research in medicine in Israel has brought potential breakthroughs in patient care for battlefield and civilian use. more

As over 200 rockets rained damage and destruction on southern Israel this weekend, traumatizing over one million men, women and children living in the area, the international media once again turned a blind eye only commenting much later to equate Israel’s surgical military strikes with the terrorism aimed at random civilian areas. more

Once again a South Shore rabbi has written a quality commentary on one of the most complicated books of The Chumash, Vayikrah, whose annual weekly reading is about to commence next week. more

Azi Katz, a 10th grade Friendship Circle volunteer for Chabad of the Five Towns for the last 2 years spends his Sunday afternoons with a 13 year old boy named Benji. more

On his Media Matters for America (MMFA) blog MJ Rosenberg has promised he will no longer use the Anti-Semitic term "Israel firster" to describe American Jews who support Israel. more

Both Myrna Zisman and Ronald Lanzilotta Sr. are running unopposed in the upcoming Cedarhurst trustee elections to be held Tuesday, March 20th. Voting will take place at the Village Hall from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. more

“They were there for us, and we are there for them,” says Gourmet Glatt purchasing manager Howie Klagsburn, referring to the outpouring of community support following their fire in November 2011, which put the store out of commission for 12 days. more