Baltimore Jewish Living
Jmore spoke with Eli Allen, Civic Works’ Center for Sustainable Careers director, and Tyrell Armstrong, a CSC graduate who teaches at the center, about the program and how it works.
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“We are all in this together,” Sen. Ben Cardin said at Beth Tfiloh Congregation’s Sept. 4 interfaith town hall meeting on Baltimore City. “And together, we must seek to rid our communities of hate.”
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Baltimore’s citizens need to work closely with elected officials and the police to help remedy the city’s challenges, says Brandon Scott.
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Municipal governments must do a better job of safeguarding their cyber systems, says Sheryl Goldstein.
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This year’s Maryland Marathon & 5K will be dedicated to local philanthropist and cancer survivor Marlene Greenebaum.
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Among the Israeli start-ups seeking to introduce med-tech products to the U.S. market was BioEye, a mobile eye-tracking application that monitors cognitive states.
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Can Judaism exist without espousing a belief in a higher power? Paul Golin believes it can.
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Sen. Bobby Zirkin responds to criticism from some gun control advocates.
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“BeDazzle 2019” event to raise money and hope for high school girls from Baltimore’s underserved communities.
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Among those leading the charge for Mayor Pugh to resign is Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen. Jmore recently spoke about the matter with Cohen.
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As was the case with our inaugural season last year, we expect attendees to find these conversations not just fascinating and stimulating but downright pleasurable.
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