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Camp Moshava Announces it will not Open this Summer
Harford County’s Habonim Dror Camp Moshava — known affectionately by campers, counselors and others in the area simply as “Mosh” – has announced it will not open this summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We are heartbroken to tell you that we are...
Krieger Schechter-Cardinal Shehan Choir Gives a Virtual Performance to Thank Educators
Coming off their well-received performance on “The View” on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Krieger Schechter student Harrison Fribush and his fellow choir members from the Pikesville day school and the Cardinal Shehan School wanted to do something special for...
Jmore Offers Summer Camps Website
Although the coronavirus pandemic continues, families are generally safe sheltering at home, social distancing from others. And while the fate of returning to schools remains unclear, summer camps are hopeful this pandemic will be behind us come time to start the...
Virtual Mental Health Services Offered to help Cope with the Pandemic
More than a month has passed since the coronavirus pandemic has significantly impacted virtually every aspect of American life and culture. The closure of schools, workplaces, restaurants and entertainment venues – as well as the widespread practice of social...
Stepping Up to Help Protect those on the Frontlines
As the coronavirus pandemic goes on, many organizations, businesses and individuals are stepping up to meet the unique challenges of the crisis. The following are some of the generous and committed members of the local Jewish community who are coming to the aid of the...
Associated Agencies Step Up To Help Community during Pandemic
Communities around the globe are confronting unprecedented challenges and highly painful circumstances in the coronavirus pandemic. But in particular, the toll of the virus is unimaginable for older adults, the medically fragile, the economically vulnerable and the...
Israeli Dad Writes about Life in Quarantined Chinese City
Like many parents when their small children are under the weather, Ofer Dekel measures his boy’s temperature frequently. But in Dekel’s case, his concern for his son, Liam, is exacerbated by living at the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic: Wuhan, China. Dekel is a...
Documentary ‘Zero Weeks’ Explores America’s Care-Giving Crisis
Ask the majority of Americans what matters most to them in their lives and they’ll generally say their families. But most states and workplaces do not have paid family and medical leave policies, making it difficult — if not impossible — for many American...
Jewish Volunteer Connection Presents ‘Casserole Challenge’
In keeping with the giving spirit of the holiday season, Jewish Volunteer Connection invites members of the community to participate in a “Casserole Challenge” to help people in need next Tuesday, Dec. 3. The challenge is a “Live With Purpose”...Upcoming Events
Sep
13
Sun
all-day
Jewish Volunteer Connection’s Se...
@ Various online and in-person
Jewish Volunteer Connection’s Se...
@ Various online and in-person
Sep 13 – Oct 15 all-day
You have the power to spread kindness across the world. Volunteering looks different today, and your involvement can impact so many lives. This season, see firsthand how service connects to issues of racial justice as[...]
Sep
29
Tue
12:00 pm
The Upside, presented by Jmore a...
The Upside, presented by Jmore a...
Sep 29 @ 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
Join Jmore and The Associated every Tuesday at noon as we bring together some of Maryland’s most respected experts in their fields to answer your questions about the things that matter most in your life.[...]
Oct
1
Thu
12:30 pm
The Food Enthusiast with Dara Bu...
The Food Enthusiast with Dara Bu...
Oct 1 @ 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm
Join veteran food writer Dara Bunjon every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at facebook.com/jmoreliving for an engaging and interactive conversation with local chefs, cookbook authors and others from the culinary world.
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