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The best mayoral candidate for Baltimore isn’t even running for the office, contends Michael Olesker.

More than 100 young local Jewish athletes participated in the 2024 Mid-Atlantic Mini & Junior Maccabi Games in Wilmington, Delaware last Sunday, May 5.

Jmore spoke with Marc Terrill about his tenure and legacy at The Associated and his future plans.

David Hertz’s entire adult life has been focused on food. But what interests this Jewish chef from Brazil most is using food as a tool to alleviate poverty and address social injustice.

Dara Bunjon talks with Daniel Auld and David Fullner of Kekoa Foods about their organic baby food pouches (and why adults are enjoying them too!).

As Baltimoreans head to the polls this month to start selecting the city’s next mayor, Michael Olesker remembers when he first started covering these campaigns and when William Donald Schaefer was preparing to make municipal history.

In honor of the observation of Mother’s Day this Sunday and May’s designation as Women’s Health Awareness Month, Ronnie Powers tells her story of surviving breast cancer and why genetic testing is so crucial.

A former local Jewish journalist with a long history as a writer and editor, Oppenheimer was the author of a pair of acclaimed books.

An Israeli flag posted outside of the Mount Washington business Kitchen Design by Idan was spraypainted last weekend.

On May 16, the Federation of Jewish Women’s Organizations of Maryland will honor Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin with the E.B. Hirsh Lifetime Achievement Award. Jmore spoke with Rabbi Cardin about the award, her new leadership positions, and more.

Rewatching “Northern Exposure” has Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler wondering what Dr. Joel Fleischman would think of today’s turmoil in the Middle East.

While Boardwalk Fries opens a new spot in Owings Mills, Doozy’s Diner demonstrates why it’s got game. Randi Rom shares a roundup of local restaurant news and notes.