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Carole Ellin: "I can just sit and look out, at the trees and the birds in the sky all day long." (Photo by David Stuck)
When Carole Ellin, 86, first started looking for an apartment at Edenwald, she knew she wanted “a place with a lot of light.”
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Marianne Sekulow (shown here with husband, Erv): "Go outside. Walk a lot. Push yourself beyond the comfort level. And that’s what I think both of us do." (Photo by David Stuck)
“Go outside. Walk a lot,” says Marianne Sekulow, 88, who lives at Edenwald with her husband, Erwin “Erv” Sekulow, 85. “Push yourself beyond the comfort level.”
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Thibault Manekin: "I began to ask myself, 'What are the creative ways that we can bridge the divides that exist?'" (Provided Photo)
Real estate developer Thibault Manekin writes about how community groups and industries can transform the world.
Read MoreFor those thinking about moving to a senior living community, Martha Meier Weiman, 87, has a simple piece of advice: “If you’re even thinking about it a little bit, do it before you have to.”
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Leah Rubin: “I’ve always enjoyed working outside and being outside and going camping and things like that, but I also really enjoy the sciences.” (Provided photo)
Local environmental scientist Leah Rubin pursues a passion for the outdoors in southern California’s Mojave Desert.
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A Paw-some Responsibility: Lollypop" Lolli" Levinson was recently hired as the new bereavement dog at Sol Levinson & Bros. funeral home. (Provided Photo)
The newest (and furriest) staff member at Sol Levinson & Bros. funeral home brings comfort and cheer with a mere wag of her tail.
Read MoreJmore Associate Editor Simone Ellin speaks with a trio of young Jews about their concerns regarding climate change.
Read MoreParenting, especially parenting teens and tweens, is no easy task. But 4Front’s new Parenting Unpacked series is here to help.
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Pothik Chatterjee: "The mission of Innovation is to use LifeBridge’s community-centric approach and entrepreneurial culture to help foster and accelerate innovation across the health care system." (Provided Photo)
Imagine going to a barbershop and coming out with a haircut, a COVID-19 vaccine and a new primary care physician! That’s the concept behind Live Chair Health, part of the inaugural cohort of 1501 Health, an incubator for health care startups developed through a partnership between LifeBridge Health and Healthworx.
Read MoreJohns Hopkins Medicine’s annual “A Woman’s Journey” symposium offers women health advice and information during the pandemic.
Read MoreWee Chic Boutique owner Bridget Quinn Stickline recently opened a new shop for teens and tweens in Green Spring Station. “The thinking behind Girlhero was to create an environment for that high school-age customer to find trend-right products that they’re excited about,” says Stickline.
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