Israel: A Documentary

Boroson's AnecdotagePublished: 25 May 2012

At a Russian Military Academy

Boroson's AnecdotagePublished: 13 May 2012

Musical performances in Teaneck, NYC

LocalPublished: 04 May 2012

A group of Roman Catholic musicians is coming to Teaneck and New York City next week to perform in honor of innocent victims in general, but especially victims of the Shoah.

The group, Neocatechumenal Way, has traveled all over the world with the goal of preserving the identity of the People Israel and to strengthen the relationship between Catholics and Jews. It is definitely not out to convert anyone, said one of the organizers, Giuseppe Gennarini.

The composer of “Suffering of the Innocents” is Kiko Argüello, a painter and multi-disciplinary artist noted for trying to evangelize the slums of Madrid.

The music will be performed on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Center of Teaneck. It will be a scaled-down performance, not having the full complement of 180 performers.

Father-daughter advisers complement each other’s strengths

Cover StoryPublished: 30 March 2012

When a female financial planner in Morris County opened shop 20 years ago, she named her company after her very young son. Reason: She wanted a man’s name for her firm. Otherwise, she worried, many men would never consult her, preferring to deal with a male financial adviser.

Howard Lippman and Ariel Jacobs, two financial advisers in Fort Lee, do not have that problem. They work together, for Merrill Lynch Wealth Management. And not only are they a male-female team; they are that even more unusual pairing, a father and daughter.

Ariel joined the partnership in 2007, and Howard says the result has been been “phenomenal.” She brought to the business not just different and desirable skills — for example, she knows a lot about computers, whereas he does not — but she has brought in plenty of new clients. Many came from the new website she put up: target='_blank'> http://fa.ml.com/lippman_group.