Middlesex News

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Expanding JFVS announces partnerships

Expanding JFVS announces partnerships

The Jewish Family and Vocational Service of Middlesex County celebrated the grand opening of its expanded Monroe offices with food, entertainment, and the announcement that it had formed a partnership with the Jewish Historical Society of Central Jersey and the Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living. Read More

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Day school fund aims to ease cost ‘burden’

Day school fund aims to ease cost ‘burden’

Jewish leaders in Middlesex County have launched a multi-pronged effort to promote day schools and make them more affordable. Read More

Meeting focuses on successes, transitions

Gerrie Bamira announces one last year as head of Middlesex federation

Meeting focuses on successes, transitions

At its annual meeting, leaders of Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County pointed to more than one “remarkable achievement” in assessing the organization’s recent record. Read More

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Federation honors its past presidents

Federation honors its past presidents

On June 6, 13 past presidents were honored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County at a program in New Brunswick. Read More

Piscataway schools to stay open on Rosh Hashana

Board votes 6-3; officials say closing woud disrupt first week of classes

Despite objections from parents, staff, and religious leaders, the Piscataway Board of Education voted six-three to hold classes on Rosh Hashana this fall. Read More

Edison partners plant temple mitzva garden

Edison partners plant temple mitzva garden

An idea that has been germinating at Temple Emanu-El for several years is now growing with the help of the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County and a group of eager volunteers. Read More

Federation grants launch new funding era

Federation grants launch new funding era

The Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County launched its “new role” with the approval of funding for “extraordinary” partnerships with 13 synagogues and 34 organizations “to sustain the fabric of Jewish life.” Read More

Campaign aims to keep nonagenarian grounded

Campaign aims to keep nonagenarian grounded

When Aaron Rosloff announced at a board meeting of Congregation B’nai Tikvah that he planned to skydive to celebrate his 92nd birthday as a fund-raiser for the South Brunswick Food Pantry, there was concern. Read More

Students turn artifacts into family ‘museum’

Students turn artifacts into family ‘museum’

The “museum” exhibits offered a history of Jews in the 20th century, from early immigrants to the United States to refugees who survived the Holocaust. Read More

Telling Jerusalem’s story through its many conquests

Telling Jerusalem’s story through its many conquests

Jerusalem, a city holy to three religions, has had a tumultuous past, changing hands through numerous invasions that each transformed the city. Read More

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