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Barak Hermann, CEO of the JCC of Greater Baltimore, speaks to the Mifgash forum audience. Seated next to him is Jennifer Mamlet, acting president and CEO of the JCC Association. (Provided photo)
More than 150 senior JCC executives from the U.S. and Canada attended the annual Mifgash retreat in Baltimore.
Read MoreJmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler has noticed a disturbing trend around the world and right here in our own backyard.
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Michael and Royce Hendler are shown here in 2016 in their former townhome in Canton. (File photo by Steve Ruark)
A lifelong Baltimorean, Hendler worked at the Adelberg, Rudow, Dorf & Hendler law firm for 58 years.
Read MorePikesville Armory redevelopment supporters believe their ambitious plans represent a “once-in-a-generation opportunity,” writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
Read MoreJmore recently caught up with the Baltimore-born-and-bred SONiA to talk about her upcoming concert, music and the state of the world.
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Joyce Wolpert: “Aging is a mixed bag. … Everyone needs a sense of purpose in their lives.” (Photo by David Stuck)
Finding purpose is crucial to aging gratefully, says dance therapist and holistic counselor Joyce Wolpert.
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Israeli author and journalist Lee Yaron: "I hope this book helps readers see beyond the headlines and numbers to the real human stories beneath them." (Provided photo)
An investigative journalist, Yaron looks at the human dimensions of the victims of the Oct. 7th terrorist attacks in Israel.
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People visit the tomb of Christopher Columbus at the Cathedral of Seville. (Cristina Quicler/AFP via Getty Images via JTA)
Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler wonders why Jews love uncovering history’s secret Jews.
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Built in 1922, Reservoir Hill’s Beth Am Synagogue is the former home of Chizuk Amuno Congregation. (File photo)
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Beth Am will hold a series of gatherings over the next year, starting with a festive weekend of Shabbat services and musical performances Dec. 13-14.
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All Shuk Up: To be held Dec. 4 at Beth Tfiloh, "Shuk to the Core" will feature the offerings of 40 Israeli artisans, merchants and vendors. (Provided photo)
Approximately 40 Israeli merchants, vendors and artisans will make Pikesville’s Beth Tfiloh Synagogue their first stop on Dec. 4 during a three-week tour of American Jewish communities.
Read MoreJmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler writes about Philly’s National Museum of American Jewish History and its mission.
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