Lifestyle

Sports

Masters Hockey Team Revels in Camaraderie

Health

The Good Earth

Business

Google Confirms Waze Acquisition

Israel

Western Wall: National Site or Orthodox Synagogue?

By:

Bryan Schwartzman

The debate over who can pray where at the Kotel is especially salient for Americans who travel to Israel for simchas or synagogue tours.

Environment

Genetically Engineered Salmon: Coming Soon To Sushi Near You?

By:

Lisa Goldwag Kassner

Do you want to be experimented on by eating sushi, salmon fillet, or bagels and lox made with a new type of salmon with eel genes in it — salmon which hasn’t been adequately tested for human consumption or environmental safety?

Lifestyle

Spatial Specialists Share Big Ideas  for Getting the Most Out of Small Spaces

Built-in Advantages

By:

Beth D'Addono, Inside Magazine feature.

Smaller can be better — but it takes some creative noodling to make it happen. Local interior designers and staging experts give tips.

Fighting Cancer

Twin Sisters with a Single Mission To Stop Myeloma

By:

Diane McManus, JE Feature

With a transplant from her twin 20 years ago, Marilyn Alexander extended her life — and now works to help others with multiple myeloma.

Travel

The Unexpected Pleasures of an Off-Season Vacation in the Poconos

By:

Beth D'Addono, Inside Magazine feature

If you prefer warmth to chill, tranquility to speed and the great outdoors to concrete-and-steel canyons, the Pocono Mountains offer plenty of diversions to keep you entertained, warm and happy.