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Bess Shuster: "I just have that creative instinct in me. I've always been a doodler." (Photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)
“I just have that creative instinct in me,” says 74-year-old Pikesville resident Bess Shuster, who started taking art classes at the Myerberg Center after retiring as a saleswoman at Radcliffe Jewelers seven years ago.
Read MoreA Montgomery County native, Wernick was also a board leader at Bolton Street Synagogue.
Read MoreHess and her husband, Dick Hess, became involved in gun control advocacy and awareness after the 1975 killing of their son, Stuart.
Read More“HanuCon,” the area’s first Chanukah-themed fan convention, will be held on Sunday, Dec. 14, at the Pikesville synagogue.
Read MoreThe all-kosher supermarket in Pikesville said it rescinded the plan due to legal concerns.
Read MoreTo promote security and deter potential shoplifting, the new policy will require all customers to show a membership card or valid photo ID before entering the kosher supermarket in Pikesville.
Read MoreAmong the activities will be an attempt to construct the world’s tallest LEGO menorah.
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Within the Beth Tfiloh community, the Peace of Mind cohort was invited to a congregational Shabbat dinner and Saturday morning services. (Provided photo)
Beth Tfiloh recently hosted elite Israeli combat veterans for a week as part of the Peace of Mind retreat program.
Read MoreWith her late husband Rabbi Manuel M. Poliakoff, Rebbetzin Poliakoff served the Milbrook Shul for decades.
Read MoreA Kansas City native, Levin worked for the Social Security Administration for nearly 29 years.
Read MoreA Mount Washington resident, Frank died Saturday evening after being struck by his own vehicle.
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