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Comments (0)Where is that shul? How can I get a kosher turkey sandwich? Who offers professional development from a Jewish lens?
These questions will all be answered — and accessible — this July through the Baltimore Jewish Times’ “2013-2014 Baltimore Guide to Jewish Life.”
You may be aware that our publication is now under new ownership, new management and under the direction of a new managing editor. Just as our content has changed, we look forward to providing you with a new model of this comprehensive guide to the Jewish organizations, agencies, services, schools and businesses within the greater Baltimore Jewish community and its surrounding areas. We hope that the seventh edition of this old favorite will be an indispensable resource for our more than 30,000 readers — and the entire community.
The Guide will be a comprehensive print and online resource for our community; organizational and advertising listings also will be available through our soon-to-debut smartphone app. The listings will remain the heart of this guide, giving our community’s organizations the opportunity to showcase their work.
To access the listing form, visit jewishtimes.com/guide. Please follow the instructions to ensure a complete and accurate listing for your organization or business.
Advertisers interested in maximizing their exposure to the JT’s audience through a display ad should call 410-902-2305 for more information.
If you have questions, please contact Esther Apt, JT audience development manager, at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
We look forward to being a part of making our community more cohesive and connected through The Guide.