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Kara Baskin

Kara Baskin

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Contributing Editor, The Boston Globe

Boston, Arlington

Final Covers

Travel lifestyle topics. food and beverage

Doesn’t Cover

Anything not travel related.

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Content

Total articles 3967

  • Bright Ideas and Big Hearts: Local Students Win Grand STEM Prize

    By Kara Baskin Verified| Jewish Boston Verified Two students from Epstein Hillel School in Marblehead have won first place in ADI’s “Make the Change Challenge,” competing among more than 300 students across North America. Sixth graders Charlie Sobelman from Marblehead and Alice Dunn from Lynn won a $1,000 grand prize by designing a “Confidence Patch” that addresses the physical and emotional needs of pediatric patients with dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. Their patch is a decorative sticker that surrounds a feeding tube.

    By Kara Baskin Verified · Jewish Boston

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Rabbi Shoshana Friedman’s Joyful Anthem for Climate Action

    By Kara Baskin Verified| Jewish Boston Verified Roslindale-based Rabbi Shoshana Friedman combines activism with authorship. Her new picture book, “The Tide Is Rising, So Are We! A Climate Movement Anthem” (Beaming Books) is a call to action for citizens of the world—and a reassuring reminder that we’re all in this together. She’ll stage a musical performance and reading near her home at The Substation event space on April 27.

    By Kara Baskin Verified · Jewish Boston

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Bright Ideas and Big Hearts: Local Students Win Grand STEM Prize

    By Kara Baskin Verified| Jewish Boston Verified Two students from Epstein Hillel School in Marblehead have won first place in ADI’s “Make the Change Challenge,” competing among more than 300 students across North America. Sixth graders Charlie Sobelman from Marblehead and Alice Dunn from Lynn won a $1,000 grand prize by designing a “Confidence Patch” that addresses the physical and emotional needs of pediatric patients with dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. Their patch is a decorative sticker that surrounds a feeding tube.

    By Kara Baskin Verified · Jewish Boston

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Boston Globe

The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.

Boston, United States

+1 617-929-7900

Founded: 1872