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From its top-notch nursing, medical and allied health schools to its research institutions to its world-renowned hospitals, Baltimore is blessed with a health care industry envied by communities across the country and world.
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Chaplain (Rev.) J. Joseph Hart, GBMC’s director of spiritual support services, enjoys a moment in the hospital’s new kosher pantry with Rev. Saundra Rector, a staff chaplain at GBMC. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Members of the Jewish community now have access to GBMC’s 290-square-foot pantry for kosher refreshments, religious readings and personal contemplation while visiting their loved ones.
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Surrounded by western North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is an approximately eight-hour drive from Baltimore. (Photo courtesy of ExploreAsheville.com)
Surrounded by western North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is an approximately eight-hour drive from Baltimore.
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Built in 1827, Concord Point Light is the oldest continuously operated lighthouse in Maryland. (Photo by Pat Venturino)
You may be “stay-caying” close to home this summer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t leave your own backyard. Only about 45 minutes up I-95 is the historic and quaint waterfront town of Havre de Grace.
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Beth Rosenwald: "There aren't that many women in the industry. Things are changing, but not as quickly as we'd like."
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“Everyone else was going to law school and I became a municipal bond salesperson and have never looked back,” Beth Rosenwald says. “I have a passion for what I do.”
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Bebe Neuwirth: “There’s always a struggle between commerce and art. You try to choose a project that has something in it for you, but also allows you to pay the mortgage.” (Handout)
Jmore recently spoke with Bebe Neuwirth about her career, favorite roles, musical revue and why she likes to throw around pots.
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The Saint-Cyr House is a prime example of Brussels' art nouveau architectural movement (left). The city's focal point is the Grand Place (right). (File photos)
The city’s focal point is the Grand Place, a lively square that was once the economic and administrative center of the city. Today, it is filled with cafes and lined with shops.
Read MoreJmore recently talked to Wendy Goldband, BHS’s marketing and public relations director, about the important role played by her organization in the lives of furry loved ones and their doting owners.
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Founded in 1830, Baltimore Hebrew Congregation is the oldest Jewish congregation in Maryland. (File photo by Solomon Swerling)
Maryland’s entry in the book features the various incarnations of Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, which began as Nidche Yisrael in East Baltimore in 1830.
Read MoreBreathtaking scenery, warm and friendly people and daily doses of pasta, Prosecco, and gelato
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Amy Goyer: “If you don't take care of yourself, you can't take care of your loved ones.” (Handout photo)
Caregivers face a number of challenges, including understanding the family member’s disease and how to manage it; financial considerations; juggling work, family and caregiving responsibilities; and grieving the loss of the person you know, even if he or she is still living.
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