Peri Wechsler
Bite-size, sweet, and delicious, this is another great recipe to start the sweet new year with. Yield: 15 phyllo cups Ingredients: ½ teaspoon oil ½ onion, chopped ½ cup honey ¼ teaspoon garlic powder ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional) 1 lb. deli pastrami, diced Directions: Preheat oven to 350°F. Heat oil in a […]
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By Isaac Shadpour As Lakewood’s children file into classrooms for the start of a new school year, many schools are already facing a crisis of survival. Behind the cheerful sounds of learning lies a sobering reality: Tuition collection is collapsing at unprecedented levels, leaving even long-established mosdos unable to cover payroll or basic expenses. For […]
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Recipe by Glicky Eizikovits Styling and photography by Chay Berger Kickstart your day with a nutritious and delicious breakfast that’s packed with about 35 grams of protein, plenty omega-3s, and wholesome ingredients! This recipe is a fantastic way to fuel up and feel energized and focused throughout the morning. Yield: 8–9 small pancakes Ingredients: […]
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Rivka Resnick High-Yield Savings Accounts: Putting Your Money to Work Most people keep their savings in a regular bank account. It feels safe, familiar, and convenient. But here’s the problem: Most traditional savings accounts at local banks pay almost nothing in interest. Your money just sits there, losing value as prices rise. With a […]
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By Malka Majer Helping Our Children Grow from Preschool to Seminary It’s that time of year again. Children are trading their baseball caps and pool towels for backpacks and pencil cases, and parents are getting ready to return to a steady routine of homework and school buses. For some children, the new school year […]
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I recently went out to eat with some friends, and we tried this amazing quinoa salad that I just had to recreate. It’s everything the name implies: a real energy booster of a salad. Yield: 4–6 servings Ingredients: Salad: 1 cup quinoa, cooked according to package directions 1 sweet potato, cubed and roasted […]
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By Rabbi S. Binyomin Ginsberg A father once sat across from a principal and proudly described his business and how he manages success. Every item that was manufactured was inspected. If a product came out flawed, it was rejected. If a worker didn’t follow protocol, he was replaced. “That’s how you keep standards high,” […]
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This op-ed column provides a platform for readers to share unique perspectives on the issues that matter most. It’s a space for thoughtful commentary from people like you, who bring unique insights and experiences to the conversation. Each article represents one personal window into a complex world. It happens earlier than you think. You’re […]
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By Shulamis Rena Lieff Transform your home into an exciting vacation destination with thoughtful planning and creative activities. A well-executed staycation provides all the joy and family bonding of a getaway while keeping you close to home. Creating your daily schedule Start each staycation day by posting a detailed schedule where everyone […]
Read MoreBy Bais Mishpat of Lakewood Rav Ariel Ovadia, Dayan Q: My next-door neighbor has a couple of large dead trees in his backyard, which is adjacent to mine. One of them already fell in a storm and damaged the fence between our properties (the fence itself is mine). It’s only a matter of time […]
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