After a century, the Macks Center for Jewish Education closes
As of July 1, the Macks Center for Jewish Education, a former agency of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, has reorganized into three...
Photographer Jim Burger looks back on Baltimore history
In his book, “What’s Not To Like? Words and Pictures of a Charmed Life,” lifelong photographer Jim Burger chronicles his life as a Baltimore...
A summer of fun imbued with Jewish values
When 4-year-old Ezra Yahr came home from his first day at Beth Tfiloh Day Camp, the first words out of his mouth even before...
Employee stabbed at Max’s Kosher Cafe in stable condition
An employee of Max’s Kosher Cafe in Wheaton is still hospitalized but in stable condition after he was stabbed during an altercation outside the...
Engaging Jewish Baltimore with Addie Lewis Klein
Although Addie Lewis Klein has held her Judaism and connection to the Jewish community very close to her heart all her life, you might...
New initiative set to bring world of Jewish retreating closer together
The world of Jewish retreating can expect to become a more collaborative field with the announcement of Retreat Jewish, a new initiative announced by...
Noodles with Seoul
By Keri White
I have written before about my love of Korean food. The cuisine delivers spice, complexity and a little sweetness. It lends itself...
Tourists are headed back to Israel: Here’s your travel guide for the Jewish state
Fran Kritz | Special to JT
Israel officially began welcoming tourists back in November after a year-and-a-half-long travel pause for leisure travelers. Now, with summer...
Synagogues face religious school teacher shortage
By Ellen Braunstein
Anybody want to teach?
That’s the gist of an email sent out twice to all 630 families at Temple Isaiah in Howard County....
Leading Orthodox groups cheered the end of Roe v. Wade. Many Orthodox women are...
Pam Scheininger and J. David Bleich have this much in common: They are Orthodox Jews who are preoccupied with Jewish ethics and teach at...