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Freida and Hy Ainbinder

A Loving Tribute to Freida and Hy Ainbinder

One evening 75 years ago, pretty and petite Freida “Tootsie” Weisberg traveled to Winthrop from Allston via the narrow gauge railroad to meet her friend Frieda Silverman. That same evening,… Read More


ALS House Opens

Governor Deval Patrick attended the open house for the new ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) Residence at the Leonard Florence Center for Living in Chelsea August 13. Pictured above is Patrick… Read More

Fran Goldfield: A Woman of Firsts

Fran Goldfield of Swampscott has accomplished many “firsts” in her 89 years. She was the first female psychologist licensed to practice in Massachusetts, the first female psychologist/attorney to practice in… Read More

Birthday Boy

95 — Mazel tov to Stan Berenson, Esq. of Marblehead, who celebrated his 95th birthday on August 24 at a party with family and friends. Read More

Back to School Tips for Seniors

It’s that time of year — back to school. And it’s not just for kids any more. Many seniors are hitting the books so they can finally finish their degrees,… Read More

W.A.G. Creates Social Options for Jewish Widows and Widowers

Though still in its infancy, W.A.G. (Jewish Widows and Widowers Activity Group) has become one of the North Shore’s most active and rapidly growing organizations. W.A.G. was born about a… Read More

Chelsea Jewish Foundation Hosts Open House to Showcase First ALS Residence in the Nation

The Chelsea Jewish Foundation, sponsor of the nation’s first urban model Green House nursing home, The Leonard Florence Center for Living (LFCL), will host a grand opening and open house… Read More

Increasing Discretionary Income During Retirement

As you were planning for retirement, your own financial future was your top priority — but you also kept in mind the legacy you would leave your children. As retirement… Read More

‘Home Sweet Home’ for Elders

It might sound a bit hokey, but the first thing that came to mind on a recent visit to Rubin & Thompson Assisted Living in Saugus was Home Sweet Home.… Read More

Aviv Board Considers New Direction

For 65 years, Aviv Centers for Living has prided itself on providing top-notch long- and short-term care for seniors. Aviv, which currently serves over 400 clients a day at the… Read More

A Swinging Success

Co-chairs Darren Aizanman and Jay Goldman were among the 130 players who enjoyed the 16th annual Aviv Centers for Living-IRA Lexus Champions for Charity Golf Tournament. The event, held at… Read More


At 92, Leo Golub Continues to Live Life and Provide Inspiration

Rockin-n-Rollin on the River

Centenarian Celebrates Birthday with Art Show

Aviv at the Boston Pops

Brooksby Village Celebrates a Decade of Vibrant Retirement Living

How to Get More Out of Doctor’s Visits

A Taste of Senior Living

As Population Ages,  Home Care is Gaining Favor

Brooksby Village Speaker Tells of Sheltering Jews in Holland in WWII

Aging in America: Everybody’s Doing It!

Inspirational 90-Year-Old Plays Yente in ‘Fiddler’

Memorial Fund Brings Joy

Nieman Joins Woodbridge Staff

Hoffman Joins Leonard Florence Center for Living

A Heartwarming Wedding at Mass. General

Simple Pleasures Form Backbone of 64-Year Love Story

Jack Satter House Fetes New Officers

Good Wishes to Lifelong JWV Member

A Kind Tu B’Shvat Gesture

Leonard Florence Center for Living Accepting Applications