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Joshua Rubenstein to speak at Temple Emanu-El
Temple Emanu-El in Haverhill will welcome National Jewish Book Award-winner Joshua Rubenstein, who will discuss his most recent book, “The Last Days of Stalin,” on Sunday, Oct. 20. A continental breakfast will be served at...
Read moreFrey joins Rashi School
Ilyssa Greene Frey has been appointed director of admissions at The Rashi School. Frey assumed the role on July 1 and will oversee all aspects of student enrollment, marketing and communications. Ms. Frey brings more...
Read moreNorth Shore Medical Center celebrates new Emergency Department
North Shore Medical Center will host an open house for the North Shore on Sept. 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to celebrate the opening of its new emergency department, private patient rooms and...
Read moreGreenberg joins Epstein Hillel
Mindee Greenberg has been named the director of Enrollment and Marketing at Epstein Hillel School in Marblehead. Greenberg previously served as program director, and director at Camp Tevya, one of the three Eli and Bessie...
Read moreCongregation Sons of Israel donates to Peabody homeless shelter
The Humanitarian Committee of Congregation Sons of Israel recently delivered donated backpacks full of school supplies to Citizens Inn, a homeless shelter in Peabody. The synagogue’s Tzedakah Fund made a generous donation that enabled the...
Read moreHawaii’s lieutenant governor tours Leonard Florence Center for Living
Lieutenant Governor Josh Green of Hawaii recently toured the Leonard Florence Center for Living in Chelsea. Operated by Chelsea Jewish Lifecare, the Leonard Florence Center for Living is the country’s first urban model Green House...
Read moreRich family travels to Israel
Joan and Murry Rich of Marblehead recently returned from a trip to Israel. They were accompanied by their son, Dr. Joel Rich of Florida, and their daughter, Laura Pflaster of New Jersey.
Read moreVolunteers needed for B’nai B’rith Booth at Topsfield Fair
The B’nai B’rith Booth will mark its 49th year of providing Jewish-styled fare at the Topsfield Fair, which will run from October 4-14. What started as a Hebrew National Hot Dog stand has now grown...
Read moreNagler helps launch “Tiny Tiny Houses Now” competition
Maddie Nagler is using her passion for education to help launch the nonprofit Education Now 2.0’s latest project, the Tiny tiny Houses Now (TtHN) competition. The competition uses a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and...
Read moreCharles Levine turns 99
Charles Levine, of Swampscott, recently celebrated his 99th birthday with his family. Levine was born in Chelsea and moved to Marblehead with wife Faylyn and daughters Dayle and Ellen in the early 1950s. Levine, a...
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