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CHELSEA – As the coronavirus pandemic has shaken Massachusetts over the past few months, it has highlighted the effects of inequality in the Boston area – including in the city of Chelsea, which has the...
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BOSTON – In the last moments of life for a COVID-19 patient at Beth Israel-Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, the patient’s daughter was about to go to the hospital to say goodbye. Because of coronavirus...
Read moreThere is no such thing as race. The racial categories that human beings divide themselves into have no basis in biology or any other science. Human beings are all one species, and there is more...
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MARBLEHEAD – The summer inclusion day camp at the JCC of the North Shore might be able to open this summer, although it would start at a later date than usual due to the coronavirus...
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Citing the Jewish teaching of pikuach nefesh – that saving a life takes precedence over all other religious obligations – synagogue leaders on the North Shore are holding off on reopening their buildings despite receiving...
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For the fifth year, Mason Wetmore, an eighth grader at Swampscott Middle School, will participate in the Take Steps Walk to raise funds to find a cure for Crohn’s Disease and Colitis. Mason, the son...
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David Gershaw and Andy Caplan, two North Shore natives, have joined the Jewish Journal’s Board of Overseers. David Gershaw, a Danvers native and Charlestown resident, is an innovative engineer and entrepreneur who established two high...
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From working as a nurse at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and in the state correctional system, to helping address shortages of protective equipment, Emily Moldoff is making a difference in the coronavirus response in many...
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At Giblees menswear in Danvers, business is off 90 percent after having the best year in the store’s history in 2019. Even earlier this year, the store was doing “phenomenally” before its sudden shutdown on...
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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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