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O, Say Can You Sing!: Jami Saval first performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Camden Yards at age 11 and now returns annually. ((Provided photo)
Jmore spoke with Ellicott City resident and Temple Isaiah congregant Jami Saval about her experience singing the national anthem at Camden Yards during the Orioles’ opening weekend and what made the moment extra special.
Read MoreA memorial service for Weinberg will be held on Thursday morning, Mar. 14, at Owings Mills’ Gordon Center for Performing Arts.
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Earlier this week, a United Nations report validated Israeli reports of sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7 and afterward, including instances of rape. (Photo by Jackie Hajdenberg, provided by JTA)
Baltimore Area Jewish Feminists and other groups will hold the vigil at 8 a.m. in honor of International Women’s Day.
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Dr. Melissa R. Klapper and "Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings appear at the show's "Tournament of Champions." (Provided photo)
On the March 4th airing of the popular TV quiz show, actor Ike Barinholtz emerged victorious.
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Volunteers recently gathered at Sol Levinson & Bros. to learn about different methodologies to research gravesites and cemeteries. (Provided photo)
With the help of volunteers, the Jewish Cemetery Association of Greater Baltimore is working to catalog the Jewish cemeteries and graves in the area for its digital database, including the identification of graves at some of Jewish Baltimore’s oldest cemeteries.
Read MoreSince 1991, Leslie Pomerantz has been a leading light in the local organized Jewish communal world.
Read MoreOver the past few months, Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler has been struck by how Baltimore’s Jewish community has responded to the Middle East crisis.
Read MoreJmore talked with Ashley Klapper Pressman, now the Chesapeake Region Program Director for Pearlstone/Adamah, about how Jewish values have influenced her career and the advice she would you give young women entering the workforce today.
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Founded in 1885, Goucher College is a private liberal arts college in Towson with 1,100 undergraduates and 900 graduate students. About 26 percent of the student body is Jewish, according to Hillel International. (Photo by Rob Coyle, via Flickr)
Regional and national Jewish leaders are calling on Goucher College to support Jewish students and curb anti-Israel activities on the Towson campus.
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(Left to right) Baltimore residents Barbara Greenwald, Marcia Wagner and Tova Taragin of ACHI, American Communities Helping Israel. (Provided photo)
Founded during the Second Intifada, the nonprofit American Communities Helping Israel operates a website to benefit businesses in the Jewish state.
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Herta G. Baitch was among nine Jewish children in Vienna selected for the kindertransport to the United States. (Photo provided by Sol Levinson & Bros.)
A longtime Pikesville resident, the Vienna-born Baitch spoke at many congregations and schools about her experiences during the Holocaust.
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