When the first Bukharian immigrants set foot in Queens, they never would have envisioned religious meccas of education and spiritual growth in their midst. The hopes and dreams of the community evolve each day, and at Sha’arei Zion, the process continues to flourish. The Board of Directors at
Lots of speculators made big bucks earlier this year in gold, silver, and day trading. Others did even better in a very different venue: buying and
The pandemic restrictions are slowly easing, and more and more Americans are once again taking to the skies to travel and explore Hashem’s glorious
Kiddush on Shabbat morning should preferably be recited over either wine or grape juice. If one cannot drink wine or grape juice, or if one does not
As Winter and the longer nights approaches, we all are looking to accomplish as much as we can each and every day. Most of the time we are motivated
There is a story told of a man who was captured behind enemy lines during war. To his horror, he was sentenced to death by firing squad. However, the
Joann Ariola is a longtime Queens civic leader, wife, mother, and grandmother, whose career has always been focused on forging positive relationships
