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At Baltimore Hunger Project, we address children’s food insecurity by discreetly tucking a weekend’s worth of food into their backpacks on Fridays. In this way, we ensure that otherwise hungry children are nourished and ready for school on Mondays.
Read MoreWe now choose restaurants with little regard for price, and we all order at least one drink and appetizer. As we’ve matured, so have our meat-and-potato palates; we have become amateur foodies in our middle age.
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The Fenigstein family, from left, Erin, Mila, 2, Tzuriel and Sophie, 1, of Reisterstown, paddle boat during the Pearlstone Center's Sukkot Family Farm Festival. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
The next family festival will take place on Jan. 28 in celebration of the holiday of Tu B’Shvat.
Read MoreCharm City Tribe’s mobile sukkah paid its fifth annual visit to The Charmery in Hampden. Visitors feasted on frozen concoctions, shook lulavs, socialized and enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather.
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Many Jews trace their earliest communal connections to summer camp. (Archival photo of Camp Milldale courtesy of Carly Cierler Greenberg)
A group is planning a Milldale reunion at Bill Bateman’s Bistro on Oct. 14, starting at 7 p.m.
Read MoreThe event included 5K and 10K road races, a one-mile Family Fun Walk and a post-race party sponsored by The Classic Catering People.
Read MoreMore than 70 vendors were in attendance at the festival.
Read MoreProceeds from “Dogfest 2017” go toward benefiting all of the animals at the BHS’s private, non-profit, no-kill shelter.
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