Around the House: Wake Up to a Spotless Kitchen Every Day
By Yehudit GarmaiseIf you hate seeing anything out of place in your kitchen first thing in the morning, consider the checklist before.... read more
Kids Cook: Parsha Peanut Chews
Make a parsha connection with your Kids Cook when putting together these popular peanut chew treats, which will remind everyone that in this.... read more
Monsey Memories: Rabbi Isaac Minsky
Monsey Memories: Rabbi Isaac MinskyYitzy Fried In the Congregation Sons of Israel section of the Monsey Cemetery, lies the.... read more
Today in History: The Shoe Bomber Attempts to Blow Up an Airplane With His Shoes
By M.C. MillmanRichard Reid, infamously known as the Shoe Bomber after taking American Airlines Flight 63 to Miami from Paris; en.... read more
Living Legacy: Rav Shloime Zilberstein of Grosswardein
Yehuda Alter The ninth of Teves marks the yohrtzeit of Rav Shlomo Silverstein of Grosswardein, author of Ohel Shlomo, and a great.... read more
Today in History: The Largest Airplane in the World Takes Flight for the First Time
by M.C. MillmanOn December 21, 1988, Antonov An-255 Mriya, the largest airplane in the world, flew for the first time.The.... read more
Tuesday Tip: Protect Your Computer from Malicious Viruses
By Yehudit GarmaiseBe careful what you click on.Not only can viruses slow down, crash, and destroy your devices, but criminals.... read more
Today in History: US House of Representatives Votes to Impeach President Clinton
By M.C. MillmanOn December 19, 1998, after nearly fourteen hours.... read more
Around the House: Keep Your Ovens Sparkling Clean
By Yehudit GarmaiseWhile I try not to think about oven-cleaning, except the week before Pesach, the truth is that any oven in which a.... read more
Today in History: Tappan Zee Bridge Opens for Crossing the Hudson
by M.C. MillmanSixty-eight years ago today, the three-mile Tappan Zee Bridge span opened to drivers, enabling them to cross the Hudson.... read more
Monsey Memories: Rabbi Avraham Lehrman
Yitz Fried The conservative Congregations Sons of Israel in Nyack was founded in 1891 as the orthodox.... read more
Today in History: The Leaning Tower of Pisa Reopens and Still Leans After Eleven Years of Repairs
by M.C. MillmanOn December 15, 2001, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, known as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, reopened to the public.... read more
Living Legacy: Rav Akiva Sofer of Pápa
YS Gold The seventh day of Chanukah marks the yohrtzeit of Rav Akiva Sofer, the son of Rav Shimon of Krakow, author of Michtav.... read more
Today in History: Last Man to Walk on the Moon
by M.C. MillmanAmerican astronaut, Captain Eugene Cernan has been the last man to have walked on the moon since December 14,.... read more
Fact of the Matter: Fried Foods
By: C.G. HoffmanCan you believe that the first documented fried food was probably… a doughnut! While dulce de leche filled doughnuts.... read more
Tuesday Tip: Strike Gold When Making Cold Calls
By Yehudit GarmaiseAlthough “cold-calling,” or calling new prospective customers to drum up business, might be the marketing.... read more
Around the House: Keep Your Winter Coats Looking Clean and Feeling Fresh
By Yehudit GarmaiseBefore heading out to brave the cold, New Yorkers should take some time to give their winter outerwear some tender.... read more
Monsey Memories: The Kranes’ Heroic Rescue Efforts
Yitzy Fried A number of weeks ago, we profiled a special Monsey couple, Uncle Robert and Tante Ruth Krane, as they were known to.... read more