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Dr. Emily Taylor is shown in her Pikesville residence with her husband, Ross. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
As the couple reminisces about the start of their relationship and think about how they have grown, they recognize how grateful they are that their mothers played “Jewish mother” roles to bring them together.
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Elizabeth Hlavek is curator of "Meaning Making through Art Making: From the Holocaust to Contemporary Art Therapy Practices." (Photo by Steve Ruark)
The opening of “Meaning Making Through Art Making” coincides with the launch of Notre Dame’s new undergraduate and graduate degree program in art therapy, the first of its kind in the state.
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Jenny Glick: "I was nervous because I'm terrified of needles and all things blood." (Photo by Steve Ruark)
On the morning of Dec. 20, Jenny Glick and her husband, Dr. Jason M. Fixler, made their way to MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, where she underwent a six-hour outpatient procedure to retrieve her stem cells.
Read MoreNow, after 21 years as the Cantor of Chizuk Amuno Congregation, Hazzan Perlman is preparing for life as Hazzan Emeritus—which begins on August 1, 2018. Hazzan Perlman’s retirement comes at a time of leadership change within Chizuk Amuno.
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Hazzan Emanuel C. Perlman, Cantor Emeritus of Chizuk Amuno Congregation: "During evolving 'seasons' over a 54 year span, Joel H. Zaiman was my rabbi, my teacher, mentor, colleague, role model and a man that I admired and loved as a cherished friend."(Handout photo)
For the last 18 years, Hazzan Perlman has played a pivotal role in every one of my life milestones.
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Marlene and Stewart J. Greenebaum were married for over 57 years. (Photo courtesy of Greenebaum family)
Though renowned for his business acumen and as founder of the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, Greenebaum will be remembered most for his compassion, quick wit and sense of humor.
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Among the Beth Tfiloh students visiting Hungary in April as part of an exchange program are (front row, left to right) Rikki M., Elyana F., Julia S., Chana B. (back row, left to right) Beeny K., Andrew V., Eitan M., and Joseph L. (Photo by Ed Bunyan)
Once in Budapest, the Beth Tfiloh students will spend the week sitting in on classes, learning about Jewish life and culture in the area and teaching English to their Hungarian peers.
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People view a panel about Fred Katz, a Towson resident who escaped the Holocaust, that is part of the Vergissmeinnicht (Forget-Me-Not) exhibit at Towson University. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Dr. Fred Katz’s story is one of 25 children’s stories featured in an exhibition called “Vergissmeinnicht (Forget-Me-Not): What Children’s Stories Can Teach Us about the Holocaust.”
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Jason Broth and Capt. Scott Goldstein (top row, far left) stand with their Israeli unit last November and Moshe Fadlon (center), the mayor of the central Israeli coastal city of Herzliya. (Provided by Capt. Scott Goldstein)
Founded in 2009, the EVP has trained nearly 1,000 emergency volunteers in nine states. It was created to serve as backup for Israeli first-responders during a crisis and as a way to help protect Israeli citizens.
Read MoreOct. 30 marked the 36th day of the academic year in the 36th year of Krieger Schechter’s existence.
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Lauren Rutkovitz, owner of A Style Studio, stands in the clothing shop for women in Pikesville, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Rutkovitz says that before owning her store, finding stylish clothing in her size was challenging. She says it gratifies her to know that A Style Studio brings fashionable apparel to women of all shapes and sizes.
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