Peter Arnold, Author at JMORE

Marnie Hoffman (right) of Guardrails, etc. with Guardrail Foreman Carl Breznai (Handout photo)

Mother-Daughter Team Builds a Lasting Business in Lifesaving Guardrails

June 4, 2018 Peter Arnold

In the 1980s, 2 percent of construction industry employees were women. That didn’t stop Sheila Hoffman from staking her claim in the field.

Maryland primary candidates (Composite image)

Maryland Primaries: A Look at Political Races Around the State and Community

June 1, 2018 Peter Arnold

We asked candidates five primary questions, designed to get beyond the talking points. We hope this insider’s guide offers readers some insight into the hearts and minds of these candidates.

The son of the owner of the now-defunct Mencken's Cultured Pearl restaurant, Nate Loewentheil is running for the House of Delegates in the 46th District. (Photo Provided)

Ex-White House Advisor Nate Loewentheil Running for House of Delegates

May 31, 2018 Peter Arnold

Nate Loewentheil is a Democratic candidate for the House of Delegates for the 46th District in Baltimore City.

Here's one version of cybersecurity (Flickr Creative Commons)

Keeping IT Safe

May 21, 2018 Peter Arnold

We all worry about cybercrime, but many of us don’t know just what it looks like or how to prevent it.

Alec Ross (Handout)

Q&A with Gubernatorial Candidate Alec Ross

April 23, 2018 Peter Arnold

In a crowded field of Democratic gubernatorial candidates, Alec Ross stands out.

Judge Ruth Jakubowski (Handout)

Q&A with Judge Ruth A. Jakubowski on Running for Reelection

April 17, 2018 Peter Arnold

Jmore recently spoke with Judge Ruth Jakubowski, who was first appointed to the court for a 15-year term in 2002.

Jerusalem seen from the Mount of Olives. (Flickr Commons/Dan)

Israel’s Future to be Discussed at Beth Tfiloh Event

April 10, 2018 Peter Arnold

Jmore recently spoke with Jeffrey Goldberg about Israel’s future, the Trump administration’s Middle East policy, race relations and the state of American journalism today.

Judge Robert A. Cohen: "I am not a member of a private club, I do not rub elbows with political bigwigs in Annapolis and I am not part of the 'old boy’s' network. I am running because I am the most qualified person for the job."

Military Judge Running for Seat on Circuit Court for Baltimore County

April 6, 2018 Peter Arnold

Judge Robert A. Cohen is running to be elected as a judge on the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. A prosecutor and defense attorney, he is lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve, where he serves as a military judge.

Sen. Robert A. “Bobby” Zirkin (D-11th) will officially resign from the Maryland General Assembly on Jan. 2, just six days before the start of the 2020 legislative session. (Photo by Jim Burger)

Sen. Zirkin Introduces Comprehensive Crime Bill

March 30, 2018 Peter Arnold

Violent crimes are the most pressing issue addressed by the bill, particularly those committed with a firearm – of which the majority are handguns, shotguns or rifles — by repeat offenders.

Barry Bogage of the Maryland/Israel Development Center: "The biggest issue is that there is a cultural difference between Americans and Israelis in how they do business. It’s often subtle and creates frustrations." (File photo by Steve Ruark)

MIDC to Kick Off Israel’s 70th Anniversary Series

March 19, 2018 Peter Arnold

To mark Israel’s 70th anniversary, the Maryland/Israel Development Center will present the five-part “Start Up Nation” series in five local counties.

Del. Dan K. Morhaim (Photo by Steve Ruark)

Del. Morhaim to Retire After a Quarter-Century of Political Service

March 6, 2018 Peter Arnold

Del. Dan Morhaim has sponsored legislation on many medical issues, as well as on the environment, government efficiency and more.