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In 1956, Leonard “Lenny” Kaden and Sanford “Corky” Kurland opened a restaurant and delicatessen on Cleveland’s east side. And over the next 67 years, Corky & Lenny’s Restaurant & Deli

RevenueHero Announces Relays That Expands the RevenueHero Platform to Improve Conversions Throughout the Sales Funnel

In the midst of an uncertain economy, home sellers are throwing in grand extras, such as Vespa scooters and pricey gym memberships, to lure in buyers.

Gerri Lynn "Prudy" Goldstein, age 59, of Flora, Illinois, passed from her earthly home into eternal paradise at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 4, 2023. Prudy was born to Raymond "Bus" and Geraldine (Brown) Foreman on August 14, 1963. She was married to Ron Goldstein on January 22, 1983, and they have shared over 40 years together as best friends. Prudy was the most loving, loyal, supportive, and caring wife a man could ever be lucky enough to have. Prudy spent her whole life as...

The experience of COVID-19 has taught us that home is a cool place to be. In the US, the latest addition to a luxury apartment building is a wine program and cellar for its residents.

Over the past couple of years, residential developers have increased their wine programs, hiring specialists, hosting private tastings and even providing ritzy storing options to house one’s elaborate collection.

As Jews worldwide begin their celebration of the Jewish New Year 5783, I am always reminded that our High Holidays are not just for Jews. During the week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, we engage in deep self-reflection, confront our wrongdoings, ask for forgiveness and vow to become better people — messaging that is universal.

Arnold Rabbi Ari Goldstein joined by more than two dozen rabbis from around the country to deliver two tons of supplies along with $500,000 for the Jewish Community Center to Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

Four Questions, four courses, four cups of … beer? At least 30 Stamford-area seder tables will be enhanced with chiddushim and divrei Torah this year, thanks to the annual Mens Seder, co-hosted by Congregation Agudath Sholom, the Young Israel of Stamford, and Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy.

The 37-year-old real estate broker and Fredrik Eklund, 44, triumphantly declared the return of the real estate market on Thursdays episode of Million Dollar Listing New York.