The biggest story of 2018 for Queens is one that will shape the conversation on the role of government in attracting businesses to the borough and their impact on affordability in a city known for its high cost of living. After more than a year of examining more than a dozen cities for its second
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This past Motza’ei Shabbat, Be’er hagolah Institutes hosted its first ever Alumni Patrons Circle event. The event was dedicated to the memory of the
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Many of us have special feelings for immigrants trying to come to the United States. We are supportive of their goals to seek a better life for
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EMET Outreach is known for its bold, innovative approach to kiruv and Torah growth. On Sunday November 11th, it took this to a whole new level
Pregnancy Discrimination in the Workplace: Understanding Today’s Maternity Rights and Workplace Violations
Women in the workplace have made greater strides in the past hundred years than in centuries of working alongside men. But in the year 2018, as we
There Are Dinners You Can Go To, Events You Can Go To. But Few Will Shape The Future Of Our Beloved Israel Like The 36th Annual Bet El Dinner On December 2nd.
In past years, those who attended this great dinner were privileged to be along side impressive honorees and dynamic speakers. Dignitaries that