Have you ever felt judged for how you celebrate Judaism?
Thoughtful opinions and civil discourse have a home here
Newspapers have always been a place where community gathers – a town square of sorts. They are a place where people learn what is happening, hear the opinions of their neighbors, celebrate joys and recount tragedies.
The hidden meaning of Purim
On Monday night, March 9, and Tuesday, March 10, we will celebrate Purim – a holiday we often think of as a day for kids, when we dress in costume, go to Purim carnivals, and eat more …
Redeeming the bones of Joseph
Blessings are central to our traditions
In defense of the Maccabees
Will spring be the same this year?
It’s the beginning of March and here in southern New England we are all looking forward to spring. This is our annual Home & Garden issue, because it’s around now that we’re …
Do you remember?
A new decade is cause for reflection
Many opportunities for civil discourse
Step away from the rat race
In our chemically altered landscape, signs of Eden
“Privilege.” What does it mean? The help at Frenchman’s Creek – a manicured and gated community in Florida’s Palm Beach – come from such …
Double standard? West Bank controversy continued
With respect to the most recent letters regarding the “West Bank Controversy,” I would respectfully add the following. Dr. Tannenwald has a history in writings and podcasts of giving …
West Bank controversy
In his defense of the legality of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, Stephen Snow (December 2019) parrots Israeli government talking points. Snow is entitled to share the Israeli …
So many wonderful memories in my personal history …
“Breaking up is hard to do”– Song by Neil Sedaka How true, how true these words are. I cannot remember the rest of the lyrics, or even much of the melody. Still, that line keeps …
An unsung American journalist is Righteous Among the Nations
Purim – how sweet it is!
In remembrance of Armistice Day
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