All In The Family
By Allyson Freedman
It all started in 2007 with a sick dog named Fonzie.
When the Feigelson family dog had surgery in Tennessee, Baltimore resident Margy...
Shanghai’s Jews
The Jewish refugee history of Shanghai will be the topic of choice at the eighth annual Herbert H. and Irma B. Risch Memorial Program...
Jewish Orgs. on Alert After Fatal Shootings in Kansas City
Kansas’ tight-knit Jewish community was rocked just one day before the beginning of Passover as an alleged gunman took the lives of three people...
Community Protests Murderer’s Appeal
Approximately 250 people from Baltimore’s Jewish community traveled by bus, car and subway train to protest the appeal trial of then 24-year-old Wayne Stephen...
Southern Park Heights Welcomes Renaissance
Frigid temperatures did not deter the standing-room-only crowd that gathered to celebrate the Jan. 28 grand opening of the Jean Yarborough Renaissance Gardens, a...
24 Hours Under The Radar
On Nov. 21, 2013, the staff of the Baltimore Jewish Times sought out, photographed and engaged with Jewish Baltimore. Twenty-four hours. Three teams....
Health Fix
State officials say fixing Maryland’s flawed heath-care website and increasing enrollment is their No. 1 priority.
“I am frustrated and disappointed with how the launch...
Analysis: Race for Maryland Governor
Although it is still early, the race for governor of Maryland is already shaping up to be a competitive one.
With nine candidates saying they...
‘Dirty, Smelly Jew’
Dr. Bert Miller taught math in Baltimore County for almost 40 years. He holds master’s, associate’s and doctorate degrees in mathematics education, has earned...
A Sense Of Awe
For Rear Adm. Herman A. Shilanski, director of the Assessment Division of the U.S. Navy staff, sharing his Judaism with both those in uniform...
