Baltimore-Based Israel Baseball Americas Aims to Expand Influence of Baseball in the Jewish State
Launched Mar. 18, Israel Baseball Americas is an effort to support the Israel Association of Baseball.
Baltimore Jewish Living
Launched Mar. 18, Israel Baseball Americas is an effort to support the Israel Association of Baseball.
A group of longtime racquetball players is upset about the JCC’s decision to remove its courts, writes Michael Olesker.
Kathy Goldman, who passed away recently at the age of 92, spent decades fighting hunger in New York.
While in Charm City, the fellows will visit the Inner Harbor and Fells Point while meeting with local Jewish community officials.
Dara Bunjon talks with Marshall Weston, president and CEO of the Restaurant Association of Maryland.
Among the speakers during the March 19 gathering will be Sharon Alony-Cunio, whose husband continues to be held hostage in Gaza.
People with disabilities bring the same assets and qualities to a job as any other perspective employee, writes Stanley Stith of Jewish Community Services.
The holiday’s offerings around town this year feature an embarrassment of riches. Get your groggers ready, folks!
Chilean-Jewish artist Mauricio Avayu is working on his most ambitious project yet: capturing the key moments of the Torah in 40 large murals.
Jmore salutes five women in our own community who truly make a difference and exemplify the Jewish ideals of eishet chayil (women of valor) and tikkun olam (repairing the world).
Several local mainstream groups and organizations are aligning themselves with radical, anti-Israel elements, writes Jay Bernstein.
For generations, fraternities and sororities have been set up to give certain young people the power and authority to humiliate their peers, writes Michael Olesker.