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Columbia Jewish Congregation Replaces Mandatory Dues Structure
Columbia Jewish Congregation recently replaced its mandatory dues structure with a pay-what-you-can-afford policy. CJC is following a national trend in synagogue life.
Gay Israeli Celebs Decry State Opposition to Same-Sex Adoption
Israel’s LGBT community and its allies have launched a campaign against the government’s declared position, earning widespread public support.
Sol Levinson & Bros. Marks 125 Years of ‘Helping People at a Difficult Time’
When asked how Max Levinson might feel knowing that the business he founded 125 years ago was still around and flourishing, Ira Levinson simply grins. “I think he would be very, very proud and amazed,” he says.
Secular Young Jews Come Here for Drinks, Socializing — and Torah Learning
Meor, which launched in 2005, is active on 21 colleges and universities across the country, offering paid classes on Judaism, trips to Israel and other programming.
Quick 5: The Kinsey Sicks
The quartet will perform their cabaret-style musical “Things You Shouldn’t Say” on Aug. 18 at Creative Alliance.
Filmmaker Amanda Lipitz Follows Baltimore Step Team in New Doc
The feature-length documentary “Step,” directed and produced by Lipitz, follows the first graduating class of an all-girls high school in inner-city Baltimore as they compete on the school’s step team and strive to be the first in their families to attend college.
Need to Know for July 20
Your news roundup for July 20 includes updates on Artscape’s return, Detour Dave’s contract and McCormick & Co.’s recent purchase.
Jmore’s Guide to Camp Artscape 2017
It’s that time of summer again when hundreds of thousands of Baltimore residents and mid-Atlantic tourists descend on the area between Mount Royal, Bolton Hill, Station North and Mount Vernon for three days of people-watching and culture-collecting.
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