There are many ways to celebrate the Jewish new year even if you can’t make it to a synagogue.

Oh, yeah — we hit it again. Two parking tickets this morning, and one’s more than $100. Man, this Rosh ...

Think beyond apples and honey…

In 2023, the Jewish new year begins at sundown on Friday, Sept. 15 and ends at sundown on Sunday, Sept. 17.

It was a powerful evening in which several people took the opportunity while we sat around as loving witnesses.

Chock-full of apples, it's perfect for dessert, breakfast, or snack time.

This classic chicken dishes shines every year at the holidays.

A nutty, sweet treat perfect for the High Holidays or a snacking cake year-round.

The new apple crisp macchiato is a fall favorite.

Set your New Year off on the sweetest of notes.