The Associated Creates Emergency Fund to Support Israel During Crisis
One-hundred percent of donations will go toward humanitarian needs in Israel, including food, medicine, shelter, emergency supplies and trauma counseling.
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Author: Alan Feiler, Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Scott E. Brown and Dr. Grace "Annie" Neurohr provide rehabilitation and physical therapy to patients with a wide range of conditions at
Sinai Rehabilitation Center. (Provided photo)
Getting Physical: Sinai Experts Talk about Innovations in PT and Rehabilitation Medicine
Jmore talked with Dr. Scott E. Brown and Dr. Grace “Annie” Neurohr of the Sinai Rehabilitation Center about trends and innovations in physical therapy and rehabilitation medicine.
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Digital Safety Maven Richard Guerry Speaks at Jmore’s ‘Parenting, Perils and Possibilities’ Event
Communication is crucial to raising digitally smart and responsible citizens, says the founder and executive director of the Institute for Responsible Online and Cell-Phone Communication.
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In 1996, Shaarei Tfiloh Synagogue, located near Mondawmin Mall and The Maryland Zoo, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (File photo)
Historic Shaarei Tfiloh Synagogue Closes ‘Gates of Prayer’ After More than a Century
A local Jewish landmark, the beloved “Shul in the Park” was featured in Barry Levinson’s 1999 film “Liberty Heights.”
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A Los Angeles native, Andrew Cushnir will start in his new position at The Associated this April. (Provided)
Veteran Jewish Professional Andrew Cushnir Named Incoming President of The Associated
Cushnir, executive vice president and chief development officer at the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, will succeed Marc B. Terrill as the top professional leader at The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore.
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Since 2009, Baltimore-based roots musicians Brad and Ken Kolodner have performed around the country as a duo and with their quartet, Charm City Junction. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Roots Musicians Ken & Brad Kolodner Headline Maryland Folk Festival
Since 2009, Baltimore-based roots musicians Brad and Ken Kolodner have performed around the country as a duo and with their quartet, Charm City Junction.
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Aryeh Isaac Wolf was a 25-year-old construction worker who grew up in Northwest Baltimore’s Orthodox community and graduated from Talmudical Academy in 2015. (Facebook)
The Unbearable Weight of Becoming Comfortably Numb
Have gun violence and rampant homicides become simply a way of life in 21st-century America, wonders Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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The Wisdom of Youth
Being Jewish in the 21st century is a far cry from “Fiddler on the Roof” and Anatevka, writes Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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Maryland, My Maryland: Book Recommendations for Visitors and Locals
There is absolutely no shortage of books and travel guides chronicling the history, points of interest and natural wonders of Maryland. Here are eight of our favorites.
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Located on the banks of the historic Susquehanna Flats, the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum houses one of the finest collections of working and decorative Chesapeake Bay decoys ever assembled.
Did You Know? 12 Fun Facts about Maryland
Did you know Harford County’s Havre de Grace just missed being named the capital of the United States in 1789? Test your knowledge with this roundup of Maryland fun facts.
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Four Ways to Plan Your Next Maryland Adventure
From sea to shining mountain peak, Maryland offers a cornucopia of opportunities and resources, whatever your tastes or interests.
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