Local Holocaust Survivor and Educator Herta G. Baitch Dies at 90
A longtime Pikesville resident, the Vienna-born Baitch spoke at many congregations and schools about her experiences during the Holocaust.
Read moreA longtime Pikesville resident, the Vienna-born Baitch spoke at many congregations and schools about her experiences during the Holocaust.
Read moreThe reported transaction is valued at $1.725 billion, according to multiple media reports.
Read moreHoward J. Needle was an attorney, civic activist, former delegate and co-founder of the group 1000 Friends of Pikesville.
Read moreThe 10-acre campus in Upper Park Heights will be renamed the Goldsmith Campus in recognition of a major donation by the Goldsmith Family.
Read moreA pair of students, Aviva Rubin and Ari Geller, write about antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiments from the field.
Read moreThe one-mile walk will begin and end at Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation, 7310 Park Heights Avenue.
Read moreEighteen congregations and organizations from across the state are participating in JUFJ’s Youth Justice Shabbat and Solidarity Week.
Read moreNer Tamid Greenspring Valley Synagogue joins the bandwagon of those celebrating the pop singer’s expected arrival in Charm City.
Read moreThe Tuscany-Canterbury resident and Kol HaLev congregant is remembered as a “brilliant thinker” and “innovative leader.”
Read moreGov. Wes Moore was on hand for the official groundbreaking ceremony to transform the 14-acre Pikesville Armory campus into a regional hub.
Read moreTwito, 22, was a platoon commander in the Paratroopers Brigade’s 202nd Battalion.
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