Peri Wechsler
One-Stop Technology Shop Q&A with Levi Kohn, Store Manager of the GenTech Technology Center I purchased my last phone at Walmart and got a filter. It served me pretty well. What is the advantage of having everything under one roof? When you buy a phone from Walmart or any other store, you must make many […]
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Hatzolah: Our 120-Second Heroes When an emergency happens, we dial their number. Our fingers tremble with each digit…7-3-2-3-7-0-3-6-0-0. Every second counts—all 120 of them. They stop mid-everything. They run faster than their feet can carry them. The reassuring sounds of sirens grow louder; the flashing lights herald their arrival. In no time, they appear, sooner […]
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Recipe by Gitty Friedman Styling and photography by Chay Berger I love how this supper is a feast for the eyes as well as the mouth. It’s so pretty and colorful and, of course, also quick and easy! Yield: 4 servings Ingredients: 1/3 cup oil 1 tablespoon paprika ½ tablespoon garlic powder ½ tablespoon onion […]
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Recipe, styling, and photography by Mirel Freylich Also called candy fish, this one’s a real treat! Yield: 4 servings Ingredients: 2/3 cup brown sugar 2/3 cup ketchup ¼ cup water 2 tablespoons apricot jam 1 tablespoon onion soup mix 2 teaspoons soy sauce 4 salmon fillets, skinned and cut into 1-inch cubes Directions: In a […]
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Penina Nussbaum Structure. Stability. Serenity. It’s the definition of its name and the way people describe Shalva, a unique girls’ high school. Shalva opened six years ago with the guidance of Lakewood rabbanim and the support of generous askanim with the goal of providing a positive high school experience for Lakewood girls who have struggled […]
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The Doeihu Email Program Naftali Koenig still remembers the excitement he felt on his first day of work. He had landed a sought-after job straight out of yeshivah, using a connection his father-in-law had procured. Naftali entered the office all smiles, ready to learn and be a great employee. Truth be told, there was much […]
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Kumu V’naale Tzion: A Historic Movement Brings Lakewood to Eretz Yisrael Elisheva Braun Anyone who’s been there knows the feeling. It’s a sense of belonging, the knowledge that you are where you’re supposed to be as you breathe in the holy air, knowing that you’re home, among brothers. In a chain stretching back to the […]
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“Your child does not belong in a classroom.” “No one wants to be her friend.” “Why is he always angry?” When a child or teenager is not behaving as expected, to whom do parents turn? “Yaakov* was sixteen when he became subdued and distant, a shadow of his former, lively self, and we had no […]
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Purim is all about finger foods, so these are just perfect! The savory and sour flavors of the salmon and lemon go really well together. Yield: 15–20 hamantaschen Ingredients: 1 lb. salmon, cut into tiny pieces (approximately ¼-inch cubes) Zest of 2 limes Juice of 1 lime (approximately 1½ tablespoons) 1 jalapeño pepper, cut into […]
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Rabbi Avi Schnall carries on his grandfather’s legacy at Agudath Israel of New Jersey Elisheva Braun From the yeshivos of Flatbush and the rolling hills of Oorah’s The Zone to boardrooms and courtrooms across the country, Rabbi Avi Schnall’s experiences share a common thread: he is a person who truly understands the value, meaning, and […]
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