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JF&CS Schechter Holocaust Services celebrated its annual Café Hakalah Hanukkah party on Dec. 11 at the JCCNS in Marblehead. Café Hakalah participants enjoyed a delicious lunch, music, and dancing! A few participants spoke at the...
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Clergy from the Peabody Clergy Ministerial Association led the annual Thanksgiving interfaith service held at Temple Ner Tamid last week. Over 170 members of the Peabody community joined Mayor Ted Bettencourt and clergy from churches...
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Youth Link, a division of the North American Family Institute, held its annual Thanksgiving event at Franklin Field in Dorchester last week. The nonprofit, which works with at risk youth, fed over 100 residents of...
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Northeast Arc announced the winners of the third year of “The Arc Tank” competition, “The Arc Tank 3.0,” which was created to positively disrupt conventional methods of providing services to persons with disabilities. The winners...
Read moreCaryn Sloan, Cynthia Fine, Nick Barash, Fay Kaplan, Sherry Comerchero with the check. The Merrimack Valley Hadassah’s “Afternoon of Mahjong” was held last month at Atria Marland Place in Andover. Forty...
Read moreJewish Family & Children’s Service (JF&CS) is pleased to announce that Gail Schulman has been selected as our next Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Schulman’s appointment follows an eight-month national search. Schulman is currently chief operating...
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The Leonard Florence Center for Living (LFCL) recently hosted a tour with 12 visitors from Team Gleason House for Innovative Living, a skilled nursing residence in New Orleans. Gleason House, like the Leonard Florence Center...
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Photo Credit: Courtesy Kristen Donnelly Ruth Kreisman, Ottavia Turner, Charlotte Moses, Joan Goldstein, Ethel Coen and Charlie Kanters with items for veterans.
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On Nov. 3, friends of the century-old Vilna Shul, Boston’s oldest immigrant-era synagogue building that serves as a community cultural center and living museum on Beacon Hill, celebrated the near-completion of a $4 million, year-long...
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Earlier this month, Samantha Perlman was elected to the Marlborough City Council. Perlman topped the ticket in the at-large race with 3,331 votes. “I feel so proud of the community we’ve built,” Perlman said after...
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