Highland Park, United States (Local)
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Harry Glazer's coverage mainly focuses on local events and news related to the Jewish community, with an emphasis on cultural, societal, and political aspects. He seems particularly interested in covering events within New Jersey's Bergen County that are relevant to the Jewish community.
Pitching stories centered around local events, initiatives supporting the IDF or Israel, and topics related to the Jewish community would likely resonate well with Harry. Additionally, he may be interested in government announcements or forums concerning communal concerns or anti-Israel sentiment.
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By: Harry Glazer
Most days, I think of myself as the person who usually doesn’t get alarmed when others do. Yet in watching the Secure Community Network’s “Spring Threat Briefing” webinar on March 24, I found myself quite concerned. When Ken Corey, the former chief of department of the NYPD, stated that the current situation is “the highest […]
In a welcome sign of the staying power of a well-regarded educational institution in the Jewish community of Middlesex County, Yeshivat Netivot Montessori of East Brunswick announced in late March that they had purchased the building they've been renting for many years.
By: Harry Glazer
By many metrics, he could have judged his life's accomplishments a clear success and begun to ease into his retirement years. Yet Eduard Shyfrin sees the blessings and talents he's received and gotten to work on developing a new approach to the world of Kabbalah.
By: Harry Glazer
Editor’s Note: We invite you to enjoy readers’ recollections of the time surrounding the founding of the state of Israel and its early years. We are grateful to the readers who responded to our call for submissions and proudly feature the following seven essays. Announced at a Wedding Although I am not old enough to […]
Chaverim of Middlesex County, an entirely volunteer-run service organization, already assists over 1,800 members of the local Jewish community each year. And now they've expanded their range of services to provide more assistance to people in need.
By: Harry Glazer
Olim Advisors held a series of six parlor meetings in April and early May with five prominent partners—TCS Telecom, IsraTransfer, GroupBuy Investments, Avraham Levinsky Esq. and Green Peak Advisors—that more than met their collective goals for reaching prospective clients and sparking broader interest in aliyah and buying a home in Israel. Two anecdotes, shared by […]
By: Harry Glazer
A proud feature of the Highland Park/Edison Jewish community is the occurrence of many pre-chag bake sales, coordinated by Cindy Baruch, that raise significant funds for Israeli tzedakahs. On Tuesday, May 19, Baruch, with her husband Mitch, sister Pam and nieces Tammy and Elissa, continued this tradition by enlisting 90 bakers, and securing over 200 […]
By: Harry Glazer
After 45 years of transformative leadership at the helm of OU Kosher, Chief Executive Officer Rabbi Menachem Genack will retire at the end of June. Rabbi Genack credits his success to Rabbi Julius Berman, Esq., z”l, president of the OU Kashrus Commission when he started working at the OU decades ago; as well as Shimon […]
A little over a week ago, I had no idea that I’d be writing a hesped for our friend Susan Haber, z”l, who died this past Thursday shortly after suffering a massive stroke. I spoke with her at the end of the kiddush following Hashkama minyan in our shul on May 30 and she was […]
By: Harry Glazer
Hatzolah of Middlesex County takes its commitment to continuous training very seriously. On Friday, June 12, members of Hatzolah of Middlesex County joined members of the Edison Fire Department for a vehicle extrication exercise, at the Edison Fire House on Rt. 27. About 20 members of Hatzolah of Middlesex County participated. The joint exercise allowed […]
