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The county plans to transfer ultimate ownership of the site to the Pikesville Armory Foundation, a nonprofit, to support efforts to transform the site into a community hub.
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The second annual Spark summer camp began on July 10 and runs through next Friday, Aug. 4. (Provided photo)
The four-week Spark camp provides intergenerational fun for seniors and adults with special needs.
Read MoreThe updated selection of kosher-certified products strives to meet the growing consumer demand for healthy, diverse and high-quality options.
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A Baltimore native, Lee Sherman has served as executive director of Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation since May of 2022. (Provided Photo)
The executive director of Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom has served on the ICJS’s board of trustees since 2020 and is a longtime supporter of the Towson-based nonprofit.
Read MoreFor the first time since the start of the pandemic, the young Israeli singers and dancers performed for local campers, counselors and staff.
Read MoreFrom the Eastern Shore to Garrett County, there’s plenty to see in the Old Line State.
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Shown here in Maale Hachamisha near Jerusalem are Baltimore Diller fellows (left to right) David Netzer, Brandon DeMattos, Elan Vogelstein, Elie Schwartz, Zachary Minkin, Daniel Melamed, Jacob Lenet, Jacob Benesch (junor counselor), Barak Stockler (coordinator), Jordan Pearlstone, Rose Seidman, Adrian Maydanich, Harrison Fribush, Rachel Keane, Mason Miller, Ellie Hoch (intern), Olivia Robbins, Samantha Lubek, Kaitlyn Rochlin, and Chloe Levine. (Photo by Nadav C. J)
Seventeen high school sophomores and juniors from the Baltimore area are in Israel to participate in a three-week seminar as part of the yearlong Diller Teen Fellowship.
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Mike Fuld (center, with sidekick/daughter) is flanked by Yehuda Neuberger (left) and Marc B. Terrill. (Photo provided by The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore)
At a special ceremony at the Gordon Center last Wednesday evening, eight Associated leader were honored for the dedication to the federation.
Read MoreTo combat the uptick in antisemitic incidents and hate crimes, the Jewish Federation of Howard County recently launched Student to Student, a leadership opportunity for teens to combat antisemitic tropes and stereotypes against the Jewish community.
Read MoreThe latest Meyerhoff/Becker gift provides funding to expand the scope and services of the program, which provides resources and opportunities to more than 1,800 students in Baltimore schools.
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Last Saturday morning, the U.S. Navy commissioned in Baltimore the USS Carl M. Levin (DDG 120), named in memory of the Jewish senator from Michigan. (Provided photo)
Last Saturday, the U.S. Navy commissioned in Baltimore the USS Carl M. Levin, named in memory of the Jewish senator from Michigan who died in 2021 at age 87.
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