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Shelley Schneer, a registered nurse at North Shore Medical Center’s Salem Hospital, remembers how the situation changed when a mother about to give birth tested positive for the coronavirus. Schneer works in the special care...
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When doctors and nurses decide to become medical professionals, they’re never led to believe they won’t be able to treat a person’s ailments. “You’re taught that your goal is to heal, your goal is to...
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JJ: What happens when you have to help someone out of a building? Todd: We’re limiting the number of members entering any dwelling. For an initial medical assessment, if the patient is able to walk,...
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No one expects a global pandemic to upend those distinct traditions high school seniors cherish: prom, that last performance or game, graduation, and a final summer spent with friends. But for local high school seniors,...
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MARBLEHEAD – When Marblehead police officers respond to an incident these days, their perspective has changed. They’re not only concerned with protecting themselves and the person they’re dealing with, they’re now thinking about their families...
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On Friday, April 10, 2020, I learned that World War ll Army veteran Lillian Aronson had passed. At 102, she was just three months shy of her 103rd birthday. Lillian was born in Salem and...
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It has been a frightening time for Rabbi Margie Klein Ronkin and her family. Klein Ronkin, the director of clergy and leadership development for the Essex County Community Organization (ECCO), said she believes she had...
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The passing of Bob Lappin leaves a large hole in the hearts of so many of us whose lives he touched personally and through the impact of numerous educational programs provided by the Lappin Foundation....
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MARBLEHEAD – Two of the largest Jewish nonprofits north of Boston that have had to close their buildings to the public during the COVID-19 health crisis are hoping that government loan programs will help them sustain...
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CHELSEA – Barry Berman has led Chelsea Jewish Lifecare for the last 43 years and during that time he’s seen a lot. But nothing could have prepared him for the COVID-19 health crisis, which has...
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