The Good Life

The Shortest Commute

Adam Dickter Assistant Managing Editor | Jul 15, 2009

When Stuart Reichman, a chef from Teaneck, N.J., was forced out of his job at a large kosher processing plant due to downsizing last year, he put what he had learned there to good use. - Read More -

Book Of LOVE

Elicia Brown Special To The Jewish Week | Jul 15, 2009

As often happens, Shirley Friedenthal recently met a beautiful older woman who lives alone. And as also often happens, Friedenthal soon learned the details of the woman’s love life. The woman confided that she’s 77, still working, and still very interested in men. Alas, she didn’t know how to find one. - Read More -

Learning Access, To Gain Access

carolyn slutsky Staff Writer | Jul 15, 2009

For the past several years, Devorah has spent her professional life giving workshops on Jewish meditation, practicing holistic healing and acting as a life coach, as well as singing in the tradition of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach. She never thought much about seeking a stable career that would secure her future. - Read More -

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