Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Recap: Avi told Libby he doesn’t want to become a doctor. He wants to drop out of medical school...
Recap: Ruchama is going out with Michael Aryeh and things are going well, but a dark cloud hovers over Ruchama’s head as she knows she must disclose her health issue to him.
Just for You: The PUAHCare Article Series. From the files of a PUAH rabbinic counselor. Because your fertility journey is so much more than a medical experience.
On Sukkos we sit down for several hefty meals with our family and friends, but remember, the holiday is not about the food but rather the gathering of people to eat together only in the sukkah. This holiday, focus on everything around you instead of the food. With so many people to see, decorations to admire, kids to entertain, and tasks to make the holiday complete, you’ll have your hands full and can leave room just for the food you’ve planned to eat.
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In previous years, the Queens Jewish Link has kept its Chol HaMoed Guide to Parks within the borders of Queens. In this age of social media fame, many of us want to share photos and videos at the newest attractions to say that we were the first among our friends to have been there. Here are a few post-millennial parks that are worth a visit in the coming days. Full disclosure: I work for the Parks Department during the day.
The following article is based on an interview conducted by Avital Levin, LMSW, Director of Education at Shalom Task Force. The individual interviewed is a survivor of domestic abuse who was married for 9 years and is a single mother of 4 children. ***
