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Artistic rendering of the future Center for Hope, which will open in early 2022 on Sinai Hospital's expanded campus adjacent to Pimlico Race Course.
Headquartered on Sinai Hospital’s expanded campus next to Pimlico Race Course, LifeBridge Health’s Center for Hope will be the nation’s first comprehensive violence intervention and prevention center affiliated with a large regional health care system.
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Beth Am Synagogue's building was designed by renowned architect Joseph Evans Sperry. (File photo by Joel Nadler)
Reservoir Hill’s Beth Am Synagogue is the subject of the latest installment of Baltimore Heritage’s “Five Minute Histories” series.
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Hannah L. Storch "carried herself with a dignity, almost a royalty, and she treated everyone with respect and graciousness," says Rabbi Moshe Heinemann of Agudath Israel of Baltimore.
A real estate developer and philanthropist, Hannah L. Storch is remembered for her generosity, compassion and regal bearing.
Read MoreJmore offers a salute to the scientific and medical trailblazers.
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Barbara Collurafici (left) and Lisa Honick are the founders and proprietors of The Gourmet Girls market, cafe and catering service in Pikesville. (Provided photo)
A popular Owings Mills lunch restaurant and full-service caterer, The Gourmet Girls opens its second location at Dumbarton Square in Pikesville.
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The late Lillian Patz Hackerman was born Lillian Bernice Patz in Newport News, Va., the youngest of six children born to Yetta and Benjamin Patz. (Provided photo)
Lillian Patz Hackerman and her husband of 72 years, Willard, were strong supporters of The Associated and many other local organizations and institutions.
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To celebrate Sinai Hospital's storied past, a group of distinguished retired physicians and others recently gathered for a virtual program called, "Come Home to Sinai."
To celebrate Sinai Hospital’s storied past, a group of distinguished retired physicians and others recently gathered for a virtual program called, “Come Home to Sinai.”
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Leonor Blum: “I want our students to have better lives than their parents, who are living hand-to-mouth and really sacrificing." (Wide Angle Youth Media)
The Maryland office of AARP recently presented Leonor Blum its State President’s Award for Community Service.
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A man holds up a protest sign during recent riots in Borough Park rallying against public health restrictions regarding the coronavirus. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images, via JTA)
Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg of Beth Tfiloh and Rabbi Jay H. Rosenbaum offer their views on the riots in Brooklyn over coronavirus restrictions.
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Located at 2700 Rayner Ave. in West Baltimore, the Hebrew Orphan Asylum underwent a $17 million renovation to become the Center for Health Care and Healthy Living. (File photo)
Preservation Maryland recently recognized the renovation of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum building, now the Center for Health Care and Healthy Living.
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From Oct. 5-8, the JCC will offer a Mobile Sukkah Tour for individuals and families throughout the local Jewish community as a socially distant way to fulfill the commandment of spending time in a sukkah during Sukkot. (File photo)
From Oct. 5-8, the JCC of Greater Baltimore will offer a Mobile Sukkah Tour as a socially distant way to celebrate the Festival of Booths.
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