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Head of School Rabbi Marc Baker

Gann Academy Receives $12.25 Million Gift

Gann Academy has received the largest gift in the Jewish high school’s 13-year history — $12,250,000 from a small group of anonymous donors. As with many such donations, there is… Read More


Dayle’s Celebrates 25 Years

Dayle’s European Skin Care and Day Spa in Marblehead invites the community to join owner Dayle Ciampa-Goldstein and her staff for a 25th anniversary party on Nov. 18, from 5… Read More

JCCNS and Federation Collaborate on Business Plan

Representative Boards of the Jewish Federation and the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore have each voted unanimously to collaborate and create the Community Center Caretaker Committee. The CCCC… Read More

Son Bitten by Dachshund in Peabody

I need your help. My son, Jeremy Dunn, age 11, was bitten by a dog on Sunday at Temple Ner Tamid in Peabody. The owner took off before we could… Read More

Newcomer Amid Incumbents Elected In Newburyport

I’ve had two restless nights of sleep in a row. Monday night, I tossed and turned in nervousness about how Election Day would fare. Last night, I woke up several… Read More

Million Dollar Women Symposium

A panel of women-led companies with over $1,000,000 in revenue will speak about how they began with nothing and grew their businesses to over $1M. They will speak at the… Read More

Man Detained in Shooting of Two in an L.A. Synagogue

Los Angeles police have detained a man in the search for the suspect who shot and wounded two men at a synagogue in North Hollywood. The incident is being labeled… Read More

Somerville Synagogue Revitalizes, Embraces Diversity

Congrega­tion B’nai Brith, a 90-year-old historic synagogue, is looking to its future. It is embracing the challenge of a lack of accessibility with Project Aliyah, a campaign with a broad… Read More

Yom Kippur Day Fire Ignites in Marblehead

While Karl Mascott was ending a day of fasting Monday at Temple Emanu-El in Marblehead and at times chanting the Unetanneh Tokef… “who will live and who will die… who… Read More

CHA Chosen to Participate in Innovative Education Project with Facing History and Ourselves

Cohen Hillel Academy was chosen as one of only eight schools nationwide to participate in a $1 million grant awarded by the Jim Joseph Foundation to Facing History and Ourselves.… Read More

Jewish Journal Scores Two Coveted Rockower Awards

The Jewish Journal Boston North was honored twice by the American Jewish Press Association at the organization’s annual conference, which this year was held June 25 in Evanston, Ill. Journal… Read More


Federation Releases Projected Allocation Figures

Federation to Honor Howard and Sharon Rich

Swampscott, Danvers Teens at Holocaust Museum During Shooting

Jewish Rehab Changes Its Name

Family-Owned for Generations: Personal and Hands On

Nathans to Receive Edith Bloch Award

Wesleyan Shooter in Custody, Marblehead Breathes Easier

Journal Honors Outstanding Local Businesses

Lending a Brotherly Hand for 75 Years

Family-Owned Bagel Biz Stays Afloat

Federation Preparing to Distribute Grant Money

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Fear, Loathing on Foreclosure Trail

Congregation Hand-Delivers Torah to Cuba

Temple Responds to Economic Crisis With ‘Hineynu’ Program

Goblet and Grape Gala

Henrietta’s To Close