Pikesville Student Jackson Matz’s Crossword Puzzle Published in N.Y. Times
Jackson, 16, is one of the youngest people to ever have their crossword puzzle published in the New York Times.
Read moreJackson, 16, is one of the youngest people to ever have their crossword puzzle published in the New York Times.
Read moreAs director of experience design at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, board chair of the Jewish Museum of Maryland and other volunteer roles, Erika Rief Hornstein shines in her ability to bring people together.
Read moreJmore talked with Baltimore Museum of Industry executive director Anita Kassof about the importance of just showing up, thank-you notes and more.
Read moreJmore talked with Del. Dalya Attar (D-41st) about what inspires her in her work, the best advice she ever got and more.
Read moreThe Peabody Institute professor recently performed “Hatikvah” at a concert where he was asked not to express his views on the conflict in the Middle East.
Read moreA Baltimore Museum of Industry exhibit explores the role played by Charm City’s neighborhood bars in the decades before Prohibition.
Read moreOn Jan. 16, the Mitzvah Moms VolunTeam held a Tu B’Shevat seder at The Wine Collective in Hampden. The Wine Collective’s head chef, Jakob Dvorken, shares his recipe for Seven Species Muffins, reflecting the seven species of Israel.
Read moreJmore caught up with Steph Paynes, founder and lead guitarist of Lez Zeppelin, the only all-female quartet to pay homage to Led Zeppelin, ahead of the band’s Feb. 17 concert at the Gordon Center.
Read moreBeloved community member Tobias Obadiah Vogelstein passed away recently at age 32, and he is remembered for the impact he had on others.
Read moreFunds raised at the Maryland Solidarity Dinner will go toward medical supplies and equipment for the Israel Defense Forces.
Read moreOriginally scheduled to close in February of 2024, the exhibition of works by the late Holocaust survivor Esther Nisenthal Krinitz will run for at least another year.
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