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During her career, Rosenthal served as vice president of development at MedStar Harbor Hospital, as an events coordinator at the Edward A. Myerberg Center, and as community outreach and development director for Concert Artists of Baltimore.
Read MoreA veteran educator in Baltimore County, Schwartz served as principal at Milbrook and Lutherville elementary schools.
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A tavern has operated at the 1626 Thames Street location of The Horse You Came In On Saloon in Fells Point since 1775.
On Halloween, a pair of revelers dressed in Nazi uniforms made their presence known at the popular Horse You Came In On.
Read MoreDo you remember Mrs. Reed’s salad from Antrim 1844? Chef Michael Gettier shares the recipe so you can recreate it at home.
Read MoreDara Bunjon catches up with Chef Michael Gettier for a little time travel back to the Baltimore restaurant scene of the 1990’s and 2000’s.
Read MoreThe “Global Jewish Declaration to COP30” urges attendees of a summit next week in Brazil to form a “unified response” to global warming, bio-diversity and protecting eco-systems.
Read MoreA Northwest Baltimore native, Burns made history by being the first woman to captain the Boeing 747.
Read MoreA Northwest Baltimore native, Veditz was a passionate promoter of vinyl records and the local live music scene.
Read MoreA Kyiv native, Kofman, a third-generation cobbler, took over the Lexington Market shop in 1979.
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Monthly community solidarity walks will be held in Northwest Baltimore demanding the release of the remains of the 11 deceased hostages in Gaza. (File photo)
A walk for the 11 deceased hostages in Gaza will be held at Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom on the first Sunday of every month, until all remains are returned home.
Read MoreA retired executive of the Aetna Shirt Corp., Offit relocated to Florida where he was a longtime leader and supporter of arts and educational institutions.
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