Yes, it’s strange to see the demolition work happening on a portion of the Temple Tifereth Israel property on Veterans Road. The temple has become such a familiar site for long-time Winthrop residents and the Jewish community, led by Temple President Sandra Pellegrino, who has worked with the members to keep the temple strong and vibrant.
Soon, a new era will begin with the construction of new living spaces for older residents, while a newly refurbished temple will welcome members and friends for the Jewish holidays, events, and Hebrew School classes.
The transformation of this well-known building is a step forward for the Beach section of our town  and will do much to beautify the entire area. It’s been a proposal that has been in the works for awhile and now it seems we finally will be seeing a beautiful new house of worship and housing development in the not-too-distant future.
Luca DePhamphillis, 7, with his nina, Pam Evans, hooking a Charmander Pokémon necklace around her…
Retired Winthrop Police Lt. David Lessard, 69 died last Friday after a long battle with…
By Adam Swift The town is looking toward a possible debt exclusion vote in the…
By Adam Swift As part of the Annual Spring Forum on Tuesday night, Town Manager…
Winthrop Police Department Awarded Car Seat Distribution Grant Police Chief John Goodwin is pleased to…
By Adam Swift State and Chelsea officials, along with local nonprofit La Colaborativa, have spent…
View Comments
This gang of out-of-towners really needs to stop referring to Winthrop as "our town'. It ain't... The Fis-ranscript mob shut down their Winthrop office years ago and out go keep it that way.