As we move ahead into 2025, here’s a look back at Jmore’s cover stories from the past year, from our annual arts previews to the local food scene and the people making a difference in our community.
February/March
In celebration of “Women’s History Month,” Jmore profiled five local women — Del. Dalya Attar, Erika Rief Hornstein, Anita Kassof, Leslie K. Pomerantz and Ashley Klapper Pressman — who make a major difference in our community.
April
Our annual “Spring Arts Preview” highlighted some of the most exciting cultural happenings of the season in music, theater, visual arts, and more.
May/June
Jmore’s May/June issue paid tribute to Marc B. Terill, who retired from The Associated after more than two decades of leading the local Jewish federation.
- Leaving His Marc: Q&A with The Associated’s Marc Terrill
- Community Leaders Pay Tribute to The Associated’s Marc Terrill
- The Associated’s Michelle Gordon Pays Tribute to Longtime Boss Marc Terrill
July/August
This year’s “Travel Issue” was all about Maryland. Rich in history, blessed with bucolic scenery and abundant in cities, towns and rural areas, Maryland has something for everyone to savor.
September
Jmore’s annual “Fall Arts Preview” highlighted an array of arts and cultural events around town, plus interviews with bluesman David “Candyman” Rosenberg, author Richie Frieman, and jewelry designer Alona Lisa Elkayam.
October
In our annual “Innovations in Health Care” cover story, Jmore profiled Dr. David N. Maine, Mercy Medical Center’s first-ever Jewish president and CEO.
November
Our annual “Food Issue” featured the latest and greatest in culinary news and tidbits from around the community, courtesy of Randi Rom and Dara Bunjon.
- Restaurant News: Mouthwatering News & Chews
- Word of Mouth: Baltimore Restaurant Recommendations
- Dara Bunjon: An Homage to Bawlmer Cuisine
December
In our annual “Aging Gratefully” cover story, Jmore offered perspectives from a pair of local Jewish seniors and a geriatric specialist on how best to enjoy one’s twilight years.
The Jerusalem Orchestra East & West, which arranged the program for young musicians, blends Western orchestral music with Middle Eastern traditions.
A Norfolk native, Frankle worked at Sinai Hospital, Camp Airy and privately for five decades.
Esther Greenberg, Leora Match, Kathlleen St. Villier Hill and Ben Gershowitz will be recognized for the contributions to the community.
For more than five decades, Dr. Rosenstein was known by local families as a trusted and caring physician for their children.