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Marc B. Terrill and members of his family gather with Ashkelon leaders to celebrate the dedication of the roundabout. (Provided photo)
The dedication of a traffic roundabout was a tribute to Terrill’s founding of and commitment to the Baltimore-Ashkelon partnership.
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Philip Glass is shown here in 2017 at a party celebrating his birthday at Gotham Hall in New York City. (Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Tibet House US via JTA)
The renowned minimalist composer is the latest performer and artist to cut ties with the arts cultural institution because of the Trump administration’s takeover of the institution.
Read MoreFor more than four decades, Bronfein was a leading businessman and visionary in the local community.
Read MoreA renaissance man, the Ellicott City resident and New York native found his life’s calling in emergency medicine.
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Dr. Ira M. Rutkow was called "the world's leading expert on the history of American surgery," by Eric D. Albright in Library Journal. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)
Rutkow, who trained at Hopkins, was the author of eight influential books about medicine and surgery.
Read MoreDara Bunjon talks with Kylie Perrotti, the creator of Tried & True Recipes and Exploring Vegan, about her journey to food content creator, her famous upside-down cake flips, and more.
Read MoreDara Bunjon talks with Yousuf Ahmed, founder of B-Sides, a Brooklyn-based upcycled snack brand.
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Edith and Louis Bluefeld are shown here in 2021 while being interviewed recently by a Florida television affiliate. (Screen shot from WPTV, provided by JTA)
During his long career, Lou Bluefeld fed presidents and prime ministers, as well as many members of the local Jewish community.
Read MoreHere are 18 insightful quotes from some famous folks and well-known sources about the process of growing older.
Read MoreFor more than six decades, Macks served as an usher at services at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation.
Read MoreAs we move ahead to 2025, here’s a look back at Jmore’s cover stories from the past year, from our annual arts previews to the local food scene and the people making a difference in our community.
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