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Anna Iankova: “How is it possible that in the 21st century, in the heart of Europe, to have these kinds of actions and violations of human rights?" (Provided photo)
Roland Park resident Anna Iankova, who moved to the United States from Ukraine in 2012, spoke with Jmore about the anniversary of the Russian invasion and the status of the Ukraine Donation Drive.
Read MoreFor our annual “Love Issue,” Jmore profiles a pair of local Jewish couples — one new to wedded life and the other a seasoned union — who truly exemplify the spirit of giving, mutual respect and ahava.
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Loring Cornish's Shalom Art Gallery is located at 821 W. 36th Street., sandwiched in between Sage Cosmetic Tattoo and the former home of Common Ground coffee shop. (File photo)
Loring Cornish says he named his newest gallery Shalom as a tribute to Jewish supporters and to combat antisemitism.
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Married for 37 years, Pikesville residents David and Wendy Hefter originally met at an exercise class at the Park Heights JCC. (Photo by David Stuck)
Married for 37 years, Pikesville residents David and Wendy Hefter originally met at an exercise class at the Park Heights JCC.
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While starting their new lives together, newlyweds Asher and Sophia Varon operate the Moishe Pod Federal Hill. (Photo by Sophie Mathewson
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While starting their new lives together, newlyweds Asher and Sophia Varon operate the Moishe Pod Federal Hill.
Read MoreLoving thy neighbor means stepping in when you see something wrong happening and speaking up, writes Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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Bernice "Bunny" Hutzler Stein passed away Dec. 28, a day after her 105th birthday. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)
A New York native and longtime Baltimore resident, Bunny Hutzler Stein was part of the old department store family dynasty.
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Paul Terle: “Spirituality plays more of a role in my life and I go to synagogue services here every week.” (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Paul Terle always advises people to take life right down the middle. “I’m an easygoing person,” says the 93-year-old father of three and grandfather of four. “I always say, ‘Never be too happy or too sad, too high or too low.’”
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Hole-ier Than Thou: Joan Kanner (left) and Michelle Bond are the owners and operators of Charm City's Bottoms Up Bagels. (Provided photo)
Baltimore-based Bottoms Up Bagels will compete against six other companies for the Lenovo Evolve Small Mentorship Contest.
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Jane Weiss: “Outlook is very important. You can be old at the age of 25. You have to put forth an effort and step out of your comfort zone.” (Photo by Steve Ruark)
“Outlook is very important,” says Jane Weiss, 78. “You can be old at the age of 25. You have to put forth an effort and step out of your comfort zone.”
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Columbia-based author Michael Oberman is shown here last October during a trip to Ithaca, New York, to photograph waterfalls. (Provided photo)
Columbia resident Michael Oberman’s book “Fast Forward, Play and Rewind” is a collection of his interviews with rock luminaries of the ’60s and ’70s.
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