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Based on an actual event from Ehrenberg’s childhood, the book features a young protagonist, Sadie, who loves climbing on everything at home and at the family’s grocery store. During the holiday season, she and her brother accidentally get locked out of their house. Sadie’s climbing skills turn out to be a very handy remedy.
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Rabbi Dana Saroken (right) shown with Soul Center Managing Director Rachel Siegal (left). (Photo by Evan Cohen)
Rabbi Saroken, 46, will be recognized, along with nine other “Women to Watch” from around the country, at JWI’s annual leadership awards gala on Dec. 11, at the Marriott Wardman Park, 2600 Woodley Road in Washington.
Read MoreMartha’s Vineyard had long been on my must-see list. I’m not sure why I waited so long to get there, but a return visit is certainly on the horizon.
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Descendants of the residents of Yaazor recently reunited to discuss the old days at the farming colony.
The concept of Jewish farming may seem like an oxymoron to some people. But for a while in the early to mid 20th century, Jewish farming communities could be found from upstate New York to Northern California and, yes, even here in Baltimore.
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Holly and George Stone are the principal developers of Clarksville Commons, a 40,000-square-foot sustainable, mixed-use commercial center in Clarksville. (Photo courtesy of Holly and George Stone)
Featuring environmentally sustainable architectural design, Clarksville Commons’ buildings feature solar panels, a living green roof, rainwater cisterns and rain gardens and porous surfaces to prevent storm water runoff.
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