Baltimore Jewish Living
Phil Setren started doing theatrical work at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore before graduating from Randallstown High School in 1979. Setren talked with Jmore about how he got his start, his new play set to open in London Nov. 2, and more.
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Traveling with Team Israel is a dream come true for young baseball mavens Jordan Gladstone and Spencer Rapkin.
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Sunday’s game marked the first time that Beth Tfiloh played in the girls lacrosse finals.
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Three years ago, Adam Gladstone played a crucial role in helping Team Israel prepare for and work its way to a surprising sixth-place finish in the World Baseball Classic. Now, the Mount Washington resident is lending a hand once again as Team Israel prepares for the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Maisie Burgunder, Molly Millman and Claire Simonds represented Israel while playing the sport they love.
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Between 500 to 600 kosher consumers eat at the Kosher Grille per game at Ravens’ games.
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Gino’s, Marchetti’s restaurant chain, was almost as popular in the Baltimore area during the ’60s and ’70s as the man himself was on the football field.
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This season, the team finished with a 26-4 record, plus the Baltimore County, region and state championships.
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“I never knew how much I valued my religion. It gave me confidence to be proud of my religion. Israel is amazing, and I wish everyone has the chance to go there. It’s life-changing, no matter what your religion.”–UMBC’s Jenna Baverman
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“There’s nothing that compares to camps,” Michael Schneider says. “You help kids grow. You help young adults grow. You’re teaching people how to care for others. You’re mentoring them. You get to see the impact daily – hourly.”
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The quarterback and coach clashed frequently, especially about the team’s offense, which Unitas viewed as his area of expertise.
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