Arts & Culture

LYNN – To mark its 100th year, the Pride of Lynn Ceme­tery is investing $100,000 to renovate its chapel. The renovation is the first major restoration of the one-room, 1,100-square-foot chapel that has been used...

GLOUCESTER – An image of Anna Solomon’s new novel, “The Book of V.,” lights up a digital billboard in Times Square. Yet here she is, with her family, waiting out the coronavirus pandemic in her...

Jay Marlin’s son remembers that his father could do anything he set his mind to do. “He created a complete paradigm shift in the way this root canal therapy is done. And we’re going from...

MALDEN – In another time and another place, Dina Katz and her parents would have been called “illegals,” and the truck driver who hid them beneath a tarp as they rumbled across the border of...

I dislike technology and technology doesn’t like me. So, when my niece Kimberly (my brother Ted’s daughter), who lives in Connecticut, called to ask me if I would do her family the honor of accepting...

May 20 marks the 11th anniversary of the death of Air Force First Lieutenant Roslyn L. Schulte. She was killed by a roadside bomb while traveling to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. She was only...

Every year at Passover I get to thinking that this season is the most peculiarly Jewish time of the year. Rosh Hashanah? Others have new year celebrations. Yom Kippur? Many faiths have forgiveness rituals. The...