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Byline: Steven Rosenberg Apr. 19--PEABODY -- The city of Peabody received a $2 million state grant yesterday to confront chronic flooding, allowing it to launch an $18 million project to [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Walking Through The Garden Of Gratitude The late model red taxi pulled up to the corner and I hopped into the back seat. A kind face turned [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven When Corned Beef Provides Answers To Life The scene is a local breakfast joint in a strip mall in Deerfield Beach, Florida. I sit with my father, [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Seeing The Music In The Synagogue Another Saturday night, and three old friends converge upon a shul north of Boston under the guise of playing music. Our [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Sharon's New Partner: A Unity Government Yasir Arafat has played his card again, and this time has chosen to dance with Arik Sharon. Sharon is Arafat's fifth [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Nobel Peace Prize at the Cost of Jerusalem? STEVEN ROSENBERG We begin 2001 with another day at the office, picking up after a long weekend. Our [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven The Prince of Pain: Richard Lewis Returns to Boston With a New Book and a Sober Message By Steven Rosenberg Advocate Staff In the early `80s, Richard [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Guns Do Kill People In Wakefield STEVEN ROSENBERG As my family and I lit the menorah, there was darkness in the air just a few miles away. [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven When Style Defeats Substance in the Polls STEVEN ROSENBERG Tuesday night they were standing in Tel Aviv, 10,000 strong Likudniks, chanting his name once again: 'Bibi, Bibi.' [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Driving On The Bridge Of Inspiration STEVEN ROSENBERG Monday, December 8, 1980, and it's cold in Amherst. It's also the end of the semester and final papers [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven We Interrupt Your Programming ... STEVEN ROSENBERG The images merge like in a Dadaist painting. Israeli children fighting for their lives in a Beersheva hospital are told [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Memo to World: Israeli Victims Had Names Day after day, their memory continues to be demeaned. They were murdered, lynched, their bodies torn apart by cowardly representatives [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Arthur Miller Interview: God, Willy Loman and Palm Beach BOSTON -- In April, 1948, Arthur Miller left New York for his country home in Roxbury, Connecticut. His [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Wiesel Critical of Arafat, PA BOSTON -- In an exclusive interview with the Advocate this week, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel strongly criticized Palestinian leader Yasir [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Cry For Peace From Camelia Sadat BOSTON -- Camelia Sadat has lived through more traumas and adventures than most people in many lifetimes. The daughter of [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Clinton's Lost Ride With A Dictator This week, when we look within and decide who shall lead and who shall become a footnote in history, we are [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Question of Media Bias Against BOSTON -- The images have been graphic and brutal: A 12-year-old Palestinian boy moments before his death; a yeshiva student, incorrectly [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven The Diaspora Reconnects With Israel As the orange leaves gently drifted to the green of the Boston Common, Sen. Ted Kennedy's booming voice could be heard from [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Massachusetts' Israelis Dismayed BOSTON -- In the wake of last week's lynching of two Israeli soldiers by a Palestinian mob in Ramallah, many local Israelis have declared [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven The Politics of Hate and Denial The world now knows what Arafat can do. After turning down a Palestinian state handed to him on a silver platter [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Behind the Biased Reporting in Israel As a newspaper editor, I am loathe to criticize other media outlets. While we strive for objective reporting, I understand there [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Starting the Process of Beginning Anew Indian Summer teases us this time of year. These are the glorious afternoons of September when time seems to stand still. [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Lieberman Speaks On U.S. Jewry, Torah BOSTON -- In his first major interview with a Jewish newspaper since being nominated, Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Joseph Lieberman [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Over 650 Attend Chelsea Shul Anniversary CHELSEA --Over 650 people filled Chelsea's Congregation Agudas Sholom (the Walnut Street Shul) on Sunday night, in tribute to the 100th [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Gore, Lieberman Visit Boston: Candidates Raise $2 million in Fundraisers BOSTON -- Wednesday was a successful day for the Democratic Party in Boston. In a matter of [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven ADL Names Leikind to Succeed Zakim BOSTON -- The head of Connecticut's Anti-Defamation League has been named the new executive director of ADL's New England Region. Robert [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Bin Laden, Hamas Begin New Operations In a real judicial system, last Friday would have been an important day in the office of Palestinian Authority Attorney General [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven What I Learned at Orchard Mansion There I was last week, swimming in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, eating healthy meals with my wife [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Mystical Light Shines on the Walnut Street Shul It is a five minute ride over the Tobin Bridge, and if you take either of the first [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Lieberman's Ascent Signals a New Inclusivity When the news about Joseph Lieberman leaked out Monday morning, I'll have to admit, I nearly drove over to the side [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Is Jewish Grass Roots Activism Dead? Thirteen Jews sat in a cold Iranian prison for over a year because of their religion. The mainstream press virtually ignored [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Myra Kraft to Chair Chicago GA BOSTON -- Myra Kraft, wife of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, has accepted the invitation to become the chairman of [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven In Respect to Itzik and Menachem We often read about a select few in the community who for some reason make their way into the paper on [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven In Hotel Damascus, It's All In The Family New Hampshire may be the legitimate home of the original Peyton Place, but the Middle East has its own [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Grossman eyes run for governor BOSTON -- Steve Grossman, the Newton businessman who became a key fundraiser for the Clinton administration, and who also served as national [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven `Second Opinions' empowers the patient Second Opinions By Jerome Groopman, M.D. Viking, 256 pages, $24.95 BOSTON -- Intuition. Sometimes we make our decisions based on our gut [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Local Iranian Jews share grief of `Iran 13' BOSTON -- In a scenario that has confounded even the most astute political observers of Iran, the Iranian Revolutionary [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven When A `Holocaust Mentality' Doesn't Exist In Europe, some 55 years ago, the hunt was just about over. The hunter was the Nazi party and evil. The [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Time To Break The Chains Of Slavery As I write this column, my wife Devorah is busy preparing food for the seder. This year, we're hosting a [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Gorby Now Sits On The Bimah Mikhail Gorbachev was in town last week and one of his first stops was north of Boston. His lecture agent, Bob [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Conference to Nowhere Brace yourself folks for the slew of media reports to come out of the Boston University School of Law Auditorium this weekend. You [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven The Dealmaker: Bob Walker remembers his parents with a lecture series Last September, Swampscott's Bob Walker was sitting in Temple Israel during the Yom Kippur Yizchor service, [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Democracy Will Decide On The Golan Bill Clinton's summit on Sunday with Syrian leader Hafez al-Assad could be the meeting that paves the way for the [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven It's Okay to Dance Alone in S'fat JERUSALEM -- For the visitor who has less than a week to absorb the soul of this country, the challenge [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Sobering Twist of Fate We are accustomed to seeing the same names in the paper, week after week. Whether it's political leaders, celebrities, community activists, paid [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Teacher tells students: `Hitler is cool' PEABODY -- A substitute teacher in the Peabody school system was relieved of his assignment last week after he boasted to [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven A Bris Brings Unity to a People STEVEN ROSENBERG In a brown, shingled house not far from the waves of the Atlantic, there was singing, joy and [...]

Byline: Rosenberg, Steven Message From a Modern Zionist STEVEN ROSENBERG Ellen Marlette admits to having led a privileged life. The Cohasset born, Episcopalian raised South Shore woman grew up with [...]