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Dr. Emily J. Taylor: “Noise-induced hearing loss is the only preventable type of hearing loss, yet we aren’t telling people how to prevent it.” (Provided photo)
Dr. Emily J. Taylor says she’s on a mission to promote hearing health in the mainstream of American public life. And with nearly 1 million followers on TikTok watching her videos about hearing health, the Pikesville-based clinical audiologist is doing just that.
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Alissa Attman: "While I have always loved works of art in general, I have grown in appreciation and understanding of any artist's creative process and in their individual representations of their subject or unique concept." (Provided Photo)
Alissa Attman first took paintbrush to canvas to create a special present for her husband’s 40th birthday. Now, she is introducing her art to the world as a featured artist in a month-long exhibition at Highlandtown Gallery.
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Evan Weinstein
says social media initially helped
spread the word about his homemade
Detroit-style pizza. (Photo by David Stuck)
Making Detroit-style pizza turned out to be Evan Weinstein’s saving grace during the pandemic.
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Jill Caplan-Silverman now
believes “there is definitely a time
and place for virtual instruction to
be part of the dynamic of teaching.” (Photo by David Stuck)
Educator Jill Caplan-Silverman learned how to up her game during the pandemic.
Read MoreCaring about community is a component of successful entrepreneurship, says Jimmy Berg of AutoBuy.
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Rebecca King: "Like it or not, if you want to stay organized, you need labels." (Photo by Aliza Friedlander)
Rebecca King of Blueprint Wellness offers tips to help you get organized this season.
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The Bethany Beach Boardwalk stretches a half-mile and is the perfect setting for a jog or casual walk. (Photo by DenisTangneyJr/iStock)
The quiet resort of Bethany Beach is the perfect local getaway, with the kids or just a friend or two.
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Pikesville High School student Evan Flaks (right) spends time with a young friend from Chai Lifeline. (Provided Photo)
Dedicated to providing critical and comprehensive support to Jewish families with children facing lifelong or life-threatening illnesses, the Pikesville-based Chai Lifeline Mid-Atlantic regional chapter is celebrating its fifth anniversary.
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Bertha Schwarz: “I wanted to write the book for my family, for my children and grandchildren. But I also felt it was an important book for the Jewish people, as a document of what we went through.” (Photo by Steve Ruark)
With the release of her book “Memories of a Stolen Childhood and Life Fulfilled,” Holocaust survivor Bertha Schwarz hopes to ensure that her story will never be forgotten.
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In 2020, Gil Abramson high-fives his granddaughter during a grandparenting event in Pikesville presented by the Macks Center for Jewish Education. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
The Saba-Ba: Grandparents on the Go! program aims to help pass stories and traditions to the younger generations.
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Maya Schreiber: "Starting the business made me realize it's good to try new things and get out of that comfort zone because it will pay off in the end." (Provided photo)
Beth Tfiloh freshman Maya Schreiber started Charm City Cases last August to stay busy during the lockdown.
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