Here is part 1 of the results from the 2021 Best of Jewish Baltimore...
From the best diner to the best homecare services to everything in between, it’s time once again for the Baltimore Jewish Times’ annual Best...
Maryland delegate wants more transparency in justice system
In the wake of Efraim Gordon’s murder, and of the arrests of three teens in connection to his death, one Maryland lawmaker is looking...
Masorti speaker outlines crises in Israel
Does Conservative Judaism hold the answer to Israel’s troubles? It was a question Beth Shalom Congregation sought to answer during a recent presentation featuring...
Mule-heart: The life, death and legacy of Gary Stern
The length of the small intestines of a normal human being can vary from 10 to 25 feet. When Gary B. Stern died in...
Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom gives Torah to Bolton Street
Representatives of Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation made a guest appearance at Bolton Street Synagogue’s Friday night services on June 11 to present Bolton Street...
New owners acquire Goldberg’s New York Bagels
Goldberg’s New York Bagels has new owners. In May, current co-owners Chaim Lazar and Mark Prince took over the bagel shop from its previous...
Associated agencies provide more than 137,000 meals and boxes of food for the hungry
In April of 2020, toward the beginning of the pandemic, Jewish Volunteer Connection hoped to collect up to 250 meals for those facing food...
Inside the mind of Justin Fair
This community planner wants to design a more inclusive Jewish world
By Justin Regan
Every artist has their canvas. For community planner Justin Orlando Fair, that...
Incoming rabbi looks forward to meeting congregants in person
Rabbi Mikey Hess Webber has served as Columbia Jewish Congregation’s rabbinic intern for nearly a year and is now about to become the congregation’s...
Shinshinim bid farewell to Baltimore
Five years ago, Noam Trock decided she wanted to join the Shinshinim program, which sends Israeli teens to volunteer in Jewish communities around the...
