Marty Bass Knew the Key to Success Was Just Being Himself
Michael Olesker pays tribute to WJZ’s retiring Marty Bass, a longtime fixture on local TV screens.
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Holocaust Survivor Eva London Ritt Dies at 93
Recipe: Lemon and Dill Salmon
This lemon and dill salmon recipe from Elite Jakob celebrates the delicious colors, aromas and tastes of spring.
Holocaust Survivor Eva London Ritt Dies at 93
A former resident of Baltimore and central Florida, Ritt was active in the Soviet Jewry movement of the 1970s and 1980s.
Getting Defensive About Dem O’s
The Orioles’ weak defense plays a major role in the nightly carnage, writes Michael Olesker.
Abigail Goldman, Veteran of City Board of Elections, Dies at 63
For more than four decades, Goldman played a vital role in the supervision of elections in the city.
Is AI Enhancing or Denigrating Holocaust Content?
Educators, ethicists and Jewish leaders are debating the question as content mills slop on.
Restaurant News: Yo, Hon!
While Philly cheesesteaks invade Charm City, Boardwalk Fries opens in Middle River. Randi Rom shares a roundup of local restaurant news and notes.
Stuck on a Mother’s Day Gift?
Why not honor your mom by making a donation to a nonprofit that supports women and children?
Community Mourns Loss of Dulaney Student Andrew H. Sober
The 16-year-old sophomore succumbed to injuries sustained in a car crash last week in Cockeysville.
The Food Enthusiast with Guest Dr. Lucy M. Long
Dara Bunjon talks with Dr. Lucy M. Long, author and director of the Center for Food and Culture, about her latest book, “Sweet, Tart, and Golden: Apples in the Midwestern Imagination,” and other projects.