Locally Sold Bracelets to Benefit Humanitarian Efforts in Israel
Pikesville resident Lindsay Klatsky is overseeing an effort to sell bracelets on behalf of The Associated’s emergency campaign for Israel.
Read morePikesville resident Lindsay Klatsky is overseeing an effort to sell bracelets on behalf of The Associated’s emergency campaign for Israel.
Read moreJmore gardening columnist Rebecca Brown recently earned a master’s degree in the field of medical cannabis and therapeutics.
Read moreFor the first program of its 2023-2024 season, Great Talk Inc. will explore the subject of education. Jmore spoke with one of the panelists, Dr. Joshua L. Glazer, about his perspective on the challenges facing today’s public schools.
Read moreThe Bethesda-based entrepreneur and innovator will speak at a Sept. 28 virtual gathering about the importance of a positive workplace culture.
Read moreFrom music to theater, festivals to visual arts, here are just a few of the cultural gatherings happening in the area this fall.
Read moreThe Sept. 7 program in Ellicott City will feature rabbis and others talking about the needs of Jewish disabled congregants and their families.
Read moreWhat’s the best way to explore Maryland? Jmore spoke with Liz Fitzsimmons, managing director of the Maryland Office of Tourism, for some expert travel advice.
Read moreSandra Fox’s “The Jews of Summer” offers an historical perspective on the rise and essence of Jewish summer camps.
Read moreAmong the writers featured in “The Sacred Earth: Jewish Perspectives on Our Planet” are Rabbis Nina Beth Cardin and Avram Israel Reisner and Dr. Mirele B. Goldsmith.
Read moreA Roland Park resident and University of Connecticut student, Matthew Kylin says working at the J Camps inclusion program inspired his career path.
Read moreJmore recently caught up with Noah Dreyfuss to learn about his Jewish upbringing in Charm City, his experiences on Netflix’s popular “Jewish Matchmaking” TV show and his current relationship status.
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