Greater Middlesex County News

Poli-sci prof: Jews can influence Israel policy

OU leader urges community to take ‘moral high ground’

Poli-sci prof: Jews can influence Israel policy

A seasoned political scientist and leading figure in the Orthodox community said he believes there is still room for the American-Jewish community and President Barack Obama to find agreement on Israel.Read More

School recycling effort earns state recognition

Eco-conscious class at Raritan Schechter inspired peers, adults

School recycling effort earns state recognition

Sixth-graders from the Solomon Schechter Day School of Raritan Valley have inspired teachers, staff, and classmates to participate in a recycling program the students developed at the East Brunswick school.Read More

Despite economy, federation officials optimistic

Initiatives funded, blog established, leaders honored

Despite economy, federation officials optimistic

Despite tough economic times, the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County is kicking off its year with new faces on the board, a new blog, and a renewed sense of commitment.Read More

Interfaith group briefed on ways to feed needy

Anti-hunger coalition aims to ‘reinvent’ services for hungry

Interfaith group briefed on ways to feed needy

An interfaith anti-hunger effort moved forward as representatives of religious and nonprofit institutions from throughout the county came together to coordinate a plan of action.Read More

PR executive scores success — at 18

Yeshiva grad keeps traditions while promoting the stars

PR executive scores success — at 18

While most 18-year-olds are just beginning to explore career options, David Prince of Highland Park already runs a successful marketing and public relations firm with a clientele from the sports and entertainment world.Read More

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Candle Lighting Time

11th of Tamuz, 5769
July 3, 2009 | 8:15 p.m.

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