The Board of Jewish Education is pleased to announce that theTemple Emeth Shalom nominated and the BJE supported Jewish educator, Elaine Geller, has been named a Jewish Educator of Excellence by the Grinspoon Steinhardt Foundation. More...
According to Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu writing in Israel National News, Koogle is the name of a new Hebrew-language Internet search engine that allows surfing without getting drowned in sexually explicit and other offensive material. More...
VIENNA (JTA) — Amid all the noisy outpouring over Michael Jackson's sudden death, the last place I expected to find him was in a Jewish museum. More...
Kowenski, Joel, 89, of Atlantic City, passed away on June 29 surrounded by his beloved family. Born on May 1, 1920, in Poland, he was a Holocaust survivor who lost most of his family during the war. More...
Finishing out your career at age 23 might sound short lived, but it's been a long stretch for Zachary Hammond of Mays Landing. He first laced up his sneakers when he was five years old and has been wrestling competitively ever since. More...
PHILADELPHIA — The Russians are coming - to the 29th International Conference on Jewish Genealogy, Aug. 2 to 7, at the Sheraton Philadelphia City Center Hotel. (www.Philly2009.org). More...
When James von Brunn, an 88-year-old white supremacist, fired his rifle in the Holocaust Museum on June l0, the shock waves reverberated across the country. More...
The Jewish Times of South Jersey has been approved by the State of New Jersey to change its corporate status from a limited liability company to a non-profit corporation. More...
The paintings of Shelly Wentz Evans will be shown through July 11 in the Staller Gallery at the JCC. For Shelley, art is a continually evolving process in which she uses her media to accomplish a personal vision. More...
