Pedal Away for Grandparents Day
Bikers can choose to ride eight miles within Miami or join the 32-mile tri-county ride to Boca. Even those who can’t ride can be there in spirit as a virtual biker.
Lag B’Omer In South Florida
One of the biggest Lag B’Omer celebrations in the country took place this year in Hallandale Beach, where more than 10,000 people showed up at Gulfstream Park.
Rabbi Lord Sacks Speaks At The Shul Of Bal Harbour
Over 800 people filled The Shul of Bal Harbour on Monday night, November 24, to hear Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.
Keystone Jewish Center Celebrates Chanukah
The Keystone Jewish Center held a public menorah lighting on Wednesday, December 12, in front of the City Hall of North Miami. The celebration took place for the ninth consecutive year at the city’s building and featured a 15-foot menorah, the largest on city municipal property in South Florida. The menorah was lit throughout the eight days of the holiday.
It’s My Opinion: A Bumpy Ride
Life has many twists and turns. The roller-coaster ride is often bewildering. Are the trials we face just chance occurrences or are they engineered? Is our existence divinely inspired or a random throw of dice? What is our role and how is it to be handled?
Ivanka Trump Speaks at The Shul
Ivanka's friendly warmth charmed the crowd of nearly 1,000.
Florida Leaders Mobilize At Annual ORT Conference
ORT has served educational needs since its establishment in 1880.
It’s My Opinion: A Celestial Event
We all want to feel we are holding the reins. The premise is flawed. The human condition is a democratic experience. All are vulnerable.
Talmudic University’s 40th Gala Was Its Largest Event Ever
Talmudic University, also known as Yeshiva v’Kollel Bais Moshe Chaim, was started in 1974.
The Kugel Factory: Perfect Take Out
The Shabbos Box, dinner and lunch for four, provides a complete and tasty Shabbat experience.
Biala Rebbe: South Florida Connection
He also works with Bnei Noach, (the seven commandments incumbent on non-Jews) and sincere gerim (converts), many with Jewish roots, who long to return.
It’s My Opinion: A Propaganda Piece
The South Florida area is quite cosmopolitan and often hosts an array of cultural events including art shows and festivals, indie and foreign films. A movie presented in French, Hebrew and Arabic (with English subtitles) running in a small theater in North Miami Beach recently piqued my interest.
South Florida Teens JUMP to the Challenge
NCSY, the International Youth movement of the Orthodox Union, held its annual Jewish Unity Mentoring Program (JUMP) Conference and Challenge recently at the Hilton Huntington Hotel in Melville, New York.
It’s My Opinion: A Shabbat-Halloween Dinner
When non-practicing or non-affiliated Jews actually go to a Shabbat dinner, they want an authentic experience.
It’s My Opinion: Rules Are Rules
Lois Mondres has lived in a South Florida condominium for 25 years. For the past five years she has enjoyed maintaining a small vegetable garden. Mrs. Mondres grew lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, bok choy, kale and tomatoes in a plot in front of her unit. The 82 year-old senior is a vegan and depended on her crop for the vegetables she ate.