Baltimore Area Native Spencer Horwitz Makes MLB Debut with Toronto Blue Jays
A graduate of St. Paul’s School for Boys, Horwitz got a hit in his first Major League Baseball at-bat on Sunday, June 18.
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Give It A Rest: In the film, Cantor Daniel Singer, of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York City, and his family welcome the arrival of Shabbat with dinner together. (Photo courtesy of Journey Films)
Maryland Public Television to Premiere New Documentary ‘Sabbath’
On June 24, MPT will air award-winning filmmaker Martin Doblmeier’s examination of Shabbat and its possibilities to heal a fragmented world.
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Flanking Kappa Guild President Sheila Mentz at the donor event were Sen. Shelly L. Hettleman and Del. Dana M. Stein. (Photo provided by Larry Scheinin)
Kappa Guild Celebrates 70th Anniversary at its Annual Banquet
For seven decades, the local philanthropic group has brought together women to improve the quality of care for critically ill children and children with special needs.
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Busting a Move: Prom-bound Atrium Village resident Evelyn Hauser (left) gets a tip or two about cutting a rug from dance instructor Melissa Christianson. (Provided photo)
Atrium Senior Living Community Holds a ‘Real Senior Prom’ for its Residents
Among the festivities were “prom-posals,” festive decorations, dress shopping, limo rides, a photo booth, dance lessons and a “glam squad” to assist with attire selections.
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Local Teen Golfer Colin Vineberg Selected as a 2023 First Tee College Scholar
This year’s First Tee Scholarship class includes 24 students from across the nation who will receive access to professional development opportunities, a dedicated mentor and financial support during their college years.
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‘Community Safety Day’ Event Held at Chestnut Ridge Fire Company
MileOne Autogroup and MileOneCares has pledged to match up to $250,000 in donations to the Chestnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Company in Owings Mills.
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Bethesda resident Eli West: "I'm passionate about educating the next generation, preparing them to live proud Jewish lives in a secular world, and equipping them with the skills to combat antisemitism." (Provided photo)
Maryland Native Eli West Among the Young Adults to Sign the Jewish Youth Pledge
The Jewish Youth Pledge is a new effort to help young Jews connect, engage and renew their commitment to a shared heritage.
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Amy Shlossman: "Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center have an incredible legacy of service and strong vision for improving the health of the people and communities they serve." (Provided photo)
Amy Shlossman Named Next President and COO of Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center
A Phoenix native, Shlossman comes to Sinai from Banner University Medical Center Phoenix.
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Howard Reznick of Jewish Community Services will receive the Daniel Thursz Distinguished Jewish Communal Service Award, which recognizes an individual who has worked in the local Jewish communal service field for more than two decades and demonstrates exemplary leadership and professional skills. (Provided photo)
Na’aleh to Honor Four Area Jewish Communal Professional Leaders
Howard Reznick, Anne Shimanovich, Sara Shalva and Miriam Golob will be honored June 6 at the annual meeting of Na’aleh: The Hub for Leadership Learning.
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Participating in the groundbreaking ceremony were (left to right) Mandy, Dillon, Benjamin and Dennis Weinman. (Provided photo)
Sinai Hospital Breaks Ground on Mandy and Dennis Weinman Cancer Building
The state-of-the-art facility will be home to Sinai’s Alvin & Lois Lapidus Cancer Institute and the Pediatric Oncology Center.
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Lois Gamerman Honored by Small Business Administration
Local businesswoman and entrepreneur Lois Gamerman was recently named “Maryland Small Business Person of the Year” by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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