Late December, 1977, and as I begin to climb the subway stairs leading up to West 72nd, I can already...

In a better, more just world, Joel Levine would still be alive today. He would be spending nights making plans...

Tuesday is Election Day, and if you have not yet voted you can still do so in person at the...

The fast is over and the new year of 5781 has begun. When historians look back on this Yom Kippur,...

BOSTON – The Jewish Advocate, which played a major role in connecting the Boston Jewish community for much of the...

MARBLEHEAD – Friday, May 1 was supposed to be another workday for Phil Padulsky. While many residents across the state...

Every few years, I type the name Brandwein into Google and see what comes up. Usually it’s a list of...

Amid the COVID-19 health crisis, many Jewish nonprofits in Greater Boston have resorted to layoffs, furloughs and pay cuts to...

LYNN – To mark its 100th year, the Pride of Lynn Ceme­tery is investing $100,000 to renovate its chapel. The...

Because of the strict lockdown in long-term care facilities, Matt Strauss hadn’t seen his mother for more than a month...