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George B. Hess Jr.: "We’re looking for people -- for the board, the BCP staff -- who really want to commit to kids, to making education better." (Provided Photo)
Board chairman George B. Hess Jr. hopes evening of fun at the AVAM will inspire attendees to work for the improvement of quality in city schools.
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Lisa Clerman: “We’re getting people in their upper 80s who still live in the community and want to be lifelong learners.” (Handout photo)
The membership-based center, adjacent to Keswick’s nursing home in Roland Park, invites older community residents to stay physically and mentally active and connected.
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Led by Dr. Beth Slomine and Dr. Stacy Suskauer, Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Pediatric Brain Injury Program combines compassionate and holistic patient care with cutting-edge brain injury research.
(Photo by Steve Ruark)
Led by Dr. Beth Slomine and Dr. Stacy Suskauer, Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Pediatric Brain Injury Program combines compassionate and holistic patient care with cutting-edge brain injury research.
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Fall arts preview 2018: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore Book Festival, Parkway Theatre and Arlo Guthrie
Here’s a full listing of Baltimore-area cultural events that span the fall 2018 season.
Read MoreFor those who earn their living from their art, most agree it’s getting increasingly harder to do so.
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This strain cultivated by Curio Wellness is called Chocolate Mint OG. This cultivar is a hybrid most often used to address pain and support relaxation. (Handout photo)
The emerging industry presents new opportunities for experts from a variety of backgrounds, and local Jewish professionals are wasting no time finding their niche.
Read MoreWhile by no means comprehensive, these outdoor “action plans” will keep you busy all season long.
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Morton H. Weiner, left, and Esther P. Weiner hold a photograph from their 1946 wedding, at their Columbia home Jan. 4, 2018. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
“His mother was sweet as sugar, his father was funny and his sister was lovely,” remembers Esther, 90. “His aunts, uncles and cousins were a swarm of people. There were so many Weiners.”
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Bruce Nelson, left, and Richard Goldberg at Everyman Theatre in Baltimore on Dec. 28, 2017. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
“Early on, a lot of people I knew were confirming that he was the one for me, and vice versa.” –Bruce Nelson
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From our October cover: Ron Matz, Jerry Coleman, Deborah Weiner, Rhea Feikin and Max Weiss (left to right)
What really makes this core group shine is their seemingly innate desire and ability to connect with their audiences, whether in TV or print, on the radio or online.
Read More“We have to remember the humanity behind the violence in the city,” Weiner says, her mile-wide smile fading as her eyes widened. “You really have to be empathetic to be in this business to make a difference. You have to care about the news.”
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