Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg Bids Farewell to Baltimore
As he gets ready to leave for California, Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg looks back on his time in Baltimore and his 10 years writing for Jmore.
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Opinion
Beyond the Numbers
Baseball is about a lot more than stats and data, writes Michael Olesker.
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(Left to right) Michael Olesker, Richard Sher, Marty Bass, Don Scott, Ron Matz and former "Eyewitness News" producer Paul Gluck. (Photo courtesy of Michael Olesker)
Marty Bass Knew the Key to Success Was Just Being Himself
Michael Olesker pays tribute to WJZ’s retiring Marty Bass, a longtime fixture on local TV screens.
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Getting Defensive About Dem O’s
The Orioles’ weak defense plays a major role in the nightly carnage, writes Michael Olesker.
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Dr. Scott Rifkin: The Rise and Fall of Donald Trump
Jmore Publisher Scott Rifkin, M.D., reacts to President Donald Trump’s latest poll numbers and the real force behind the growing decline of the Trump movement.
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Blooming With Possibilities of Rebirth
Last weekend’s Flower Mart once again demonstrated that there’s nothing to fear about downtown Baltimore, writes Michael Olesker.
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Roland Park Country School student Katie Grossman is trying to stop the spread of antisemitism and all forms of hatred. (Provided photo)
Local Teen Brings ‘Spread Cream Cheese Not Hate’ Program to Baltimore
A junior at Roland Park Country School, Katie Grossman writes about a recent experience that spurred her to take action to fight antisemitism.
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Jewish actress Amanda Peet in a scene from the recent episode of "Your Neighbors & Friends." (Courtesy Apple TV+ via JTA)
Apple TV’s ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ Offers Hope for Jewish TV Portrayals
At a time when many Jews fear appearing Jewish in public, seeing Judaism depicted correctly onscreen is reassuring, writes Jewish content creator Rabbi Yael Buechler.
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The New ‘Normal’
Cruel, inappropriate, egomanical, outrageous and bullying are all attributes that pass for presidential these days, writes Michael Olesker.
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Too Little, Too Late?
Is it too late to save Towson Town Center, wonders Michael Olesker.
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The Hall of Names at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum in Jerusalem. (David Shankbone/Wikimedia Commons)
Why This Yom HaShoah is Different from All Others
Commemorations of the Holocaust must transcend the past to include concerns about the present and future, writes Menachem Z. Rosensaft.
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