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On stage at the "Be A Hero Gala" are (left to right) Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, gala chair Mandee Heinl, Adam Rosenberg, executive director of the Baltimore Child Abuse Center, and event co-chair Brett Cohen. (Photo by Aliza Friedlander)
Gymnast praises BCAC and its mission of helping child survivors of abuse and trauma.
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After being awarded the William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award, Janet Kurland shares a moment with Carlos Gonzalez, a legislative aide to Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka (D-2nd). (Photo courtesy of Councilman Izzy Patoka's office)
JCS fixture recognized as a trailblazer and pioneer for community services for the elderly.
Read MoreMax is a frog-eyed figure whose head, rising straight from the waist of a pair of green trousers, is a round matzah.
Read More“BeDazzle 2019” event to raise money and hope for high school girls from Baltimore’s underserved communities.
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Elissa Strauss, left, and Gabrielle Birkner are the authors of the Kveller Haggadah. (Collage by Emily Burack)
The Passover seder can be boring for kids. A new Haggadah is trying to change that.
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The water justice seder, which is open to the general community, is “not meant to replace your family seder,” (Handout photo)
Volunteer-led gathering on March 31 will explore water rights issues and the Passover holiday.
Read MoreWithin months, final renovations of German Park will be complete and the many hundreds of children in Reservoir Hill will continue to enjoy this community asset.
Read MoreJmore offers four examples of Jewish families and individuals who live in different sections of this area and what they love about their homes and communities.
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A Pittsburgh native, Jon Adler Kaplan says he thoroughly enjoys living in Bolton Hill’s historic Bolton Square community. “We wanted a space that was livable, but not too big,” he says, alluding to his late life partner, Joel Pearson, an architect. (Photo by Vince Lupo)
“We believe less is definitely more,” Jon Kaplan says. “It’s a very open space, and I love the light in here. …That was a big selling point for me.”
Read MoreGoldman and Dezube say they were attracted to the Canton home because it offered such amenities as a garage.
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Interior designer Wendy Appleby and her husband, Michael, a retired Secret Service agent, have lived in the same Columbia house since 1992. "This is my castle and I really enjoy it," she says. (Photo by Vince Lupo)
As a veteran interior designer working out of a home office, Wendy Appleby knows people have high expectations when entering her Columbia residence of 27 years.
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