Seniors

BY ERIC SCHUCHT It’s day whatever in these uncertain times and you’re bored. You planned on spending the weekend with the grandkids at the shore...

Gene Hoffman’s academic career lends new meaning to the phrase “lifelong learning.”  After earning his master’s in Jewish studies from Gratz College in 2013, the...

Don’t go to bed angry. Be good friends. Have a sense of humor. Remember you’re on the same team. We’ve all heard this classic relationship...

According to the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s 2019 Community Portrait, there are almost 100,000 Jews over 65 in the Greater Philadelphia area, including...

Carole Ginsburg, 62, has figured out the good life. Early this year, she closed That Special Look, a women’s boutique on Montgomery Avenue in Bala...

Jon Takiff swears this story about Dennis Wilen is true. Takiff had just started as a writer for the Daily News in 1972, but Wilen,...

Artists instinctively eschew clichés, but Mt. Airy’s Lou Walinsky, 74, knows it’s really true that sometimes you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s...

There’s a disheveled and dusty warehouse in Pennsauken, New Jersey, that goes fairly unnoticed. Its beige-painted brick exterior is bland and unwelcoming. However, looks can...

Everyone has times in their life when it seems difficult or impossible to change or manage a situation. What is considered a crisis to...

One Hundred Percent Jewish, 4-feet, 6-inches tall and sharp as a whip. That’s how Andre Krug describes Edith Kutcher. The KleinLife president and CEO has...