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When Chaverim of Bergen County and Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps were approached by Gift of Life, an organization that takes part in the international bone marrow registry, they learned of a desperate plea from a family in Australia with nowhere else to turn: Murray Foltyn, 41 and father of two, has been urgently searching for a matching blood stem cell donor.

Deputy Mayor Elie Katz tried to bring Nachum Segal, host of the “JM in the AM” program and founder of the Nachum Segal Network, to Teaneck for years.

Deputy Mayor Elie Katz tried to bring Nachum Segal, host of the “JM in the AM” program and founder of the Nachum Segal Network, to Teaneck for years.

The final illness of the physician and author happens 100 years after the greatest outbreak of encephalitis lethargica.

On Sunday afternoon, February 26, the clouds lifted and the sun was shining as Rabbi Yaakov Neuburger cut the ribbon in front of Congregation Beth Abraham’s newly built extension.

The Jewish News of Northern California

>> sunday services looked a little different for people for oaklands first african methodist l ur was ononek ago the building was devastated by a mb came together to worship at temple beth abraham. the joy, the community, and the passion, all the emotions pouring out at sunday service. >> we are experiencing this together and holding our brothers and sisters up. >> reporter: the saxophonist says hes helping to ease the pain through what he does best, music. >> music is medicinal. >> ...

lot of people are out there having a good time and that winter weather in a good way. alright, look whos joining us now. heres somebody that can tell us all about it. lawrence karnow with whats happening to yes. so we had a record cold low this morning. we had a record cold high today, which is 49 degrees. that broke a record back to the 1800s. i mean, yeah, we could be looking to records again tonight. but yeah, everybody is talking about the snow. i mean, just amazing scene that come...

Terror attack kills two members of the same family; the father clings to life.

As the school day came to an end Monday, Denver east High students were released to the sound of gun shots, instead of school bells.