MARBLEHEAD – Massachusetts Department of Children and Families’ social worker Carla King described what it was like when a fellow...
PEABODY – Neither snow nor rain nor the late fall chill could keep about 30 people from gathering on the...
DANVERS – For the second time in two weeks, school officials were alerted to a swastika found in a student...
BEVERLY – Singer, drummer, composer, and producer Aaron Zev Katz turns into a one-man band as he sits in front...
Of course we know it is not mostly about gifts. Nor is it a Jewish counterpoint to Christmas. It is...
Darkness greets us at dawn in December. The morning winds begin, the trees sway, the birds hover above the frozen...
Residents of one section of Chelsea Jewish Lifecare got some welcome news just in time for Hanukkah this year. Due...
CAMBRIDGE – “Behind every great man there’s a great woman,” the saying goes. In the #MeToo era, amend the saying...
Of course we know it is not mostly about gifts. Nor is it a Jewish counterpoint to Christmas. It is...
(JTA) — Soon after Rabbi Moti Grumach moved to Kyoto, Japan, about three years ago to serve as an emissary...
Rabbi David Meyer of Temple Emanu-El in Marblehead, left, says the blessing for the lighting of the menorah with Chabad...
As the home of Berklee College of Music, the Boston and New England Conservatories, and such legendary venues as Scullers,...
Darkness greets us at dawn in December. The morning winds begin, the trees sway, the birds hover above the frozen...
(JTA) — RespectAbility, a disability advocacy and leadership development nonprofit, unveiled Thursday a $1 million grant from the Conrad N....
During the weekend of November 12-13, Rabbi Max Chaiken was officially installed as the rabbi of Temple Emanuel of Andover....
BOSTON – Since 2015, the Jewish Arts Collaborative has brought the Greater Boston community together to celebrate Hanukkah at the...
Hanukkah (Nov. 28–Dec. 6, 2021) is the only Jewish holiday that commemorates an ancient national liberation struggle in the Land...
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — A historic menorah that was retired from show business amid fears for its integrity — and bickering...
PEABODY – In August 1996, Moishe Zucker began schlepping challah in a 20-foot trailer across the Canadian border to Massachusetts...
Dating. Marriage. Intermarriage. These are some of the realities of modern life and many stories have been told about them....
DANVERS – How ironic that the nights of Nov. 8 and 9 marked the 83rd anniversary of the biggest pogrom...
(JTA) — “Nazisploitation,” a pop-culture subgenre that draws on imagery and stories from the Holocaust for winkingly perverse entertainment, is...
PEABODY – “I was a soldier and no matter what they told me, I did,” said centenarian Leon “Leo” Ditchek...
Thanksgiving is on its way, a day that means different things to different people. One of my favorite things to...
By Rabbi Yossi Lipsker In Jewish thought the number seven symbolizes the routine cycles of our lives and the behavior...
BOSTON – Boston Jewish organizational leaders and elected officials from across the state gathered to light the menorah at the...
MARBLEHEAD – Massachusetts Department of Children and Families’ social worker Carla King described what it was like when a fellow...
PEABODY – Neither snow nor rain nor the late fall chill could keep about 30 people from gathering on the...
DANVERS – For the second time in two weeks, school officials were alerted to a swastika found in a student...
BEVERLY – Singer, drummer, composer, and producer Aaron Zev Katz turns into a one-man band as he sits in front...
Of course we know it is not mostly about gifts. Nor is it a Jewish counterpoint to Christmas. It is...
Residents of one section of Chelsea Jewish Lifecare got some welcome news just in time for Hanukkah this year. Due...
Rabbi David Meyer of Temple Emanu-El in Marblehead, left, says the blessing for the lighting of the menorah with Chabad...
During the weekend of November 12-13, Rabbi Max Chaiken was officially installed as the rabbi of Temple Emanuel of Andover....
PEABODY – In August 1996, Moishe Zucker began schlepping challah in a 20-foot trailer across the Canadian border to Massachusetts...
CAMBRIDGE – “Behind every great man there’s a great woman,” the saying goes. In the #MeToo era, amend the saying...
As the home of Berklee College of Music, the Boston and New England Conservatories, and such legendary venues as Scullers,...
BOSTON – Since 2015, the Jewish Arts Collaborative has brought the Greater Boston community together to celebrate Hanukkah at the...
Dating. Marriage. Intermarriage. These are some of the realities of modern life and many stories have been told about them....
Of course we know it is not mostly about gifts. Nor is it a Jewish counterpoint to Christmas. It is...
Darkness greets us at dawn in December. The morning winds begin, the trees sway, the birds hover above the frozen...
DANVERS – How ironic that the nights of Nov. 8 and 9 marked the 83rd anniversary of the biggest pogrom...
Hanukkah (Nov. 28–Dec. 6, 2021) is the only Jewish holiday that commemorates an ancient national liberation struggle in the Land...
(JTA) — Soon after Rabbi Moti Grumach moved to Kyoto, Japan, about three years ago to serve as an emissary...
(JTA) — RespectAbility, a disability advocacy and leadership development nonprofit, unveiled Thursday a $1 million grant from the Conrad N....
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — A historic menorah that was retired from show business amid fears for its integrity — and bickering...
(JTA) — “Nazisploitation,” a pop-culture subgenre that draws on imagery and stories from the Holocaust for winkingly perverse entertainment, is...
