Local Holocaust Survivor Susi Rossman Dies at 96
A Northwest Baltimore resident, Rossman worked as an accountant in the insurance industry.
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Remembering Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Joseph Meyerhoff
The real estate developer, who died 40 years ago, was a strong supporter of Israel and many Jewish and civic causes.
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The exhibition “An Artist’s Kaleidoscope” – which began Nov. 2 and ends on Dec. 31 -- showcases Bondroff’s more than four decades of artwork, spanning various genres and media. (Provided photo)
Local Artist Edy Bondroff to Be Featured in Gordon Center Exhibition
“An Artist’s Kaleidoscope” will spotlight more than four decades of Bondroff’s multi-faceted works.
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Standing Up Together: A New Center to Counter Antisemitism and Hate
Harriette Wienner talks about her new role as co-chair of The Associated’s Center for Countering Antisemitism and Hate, the Center’s mission, and what gives her hope amid rising antisemitism.
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Rabbi Shlomo Porter, the driving force behind Baltimore's Etz Chaim Center, passed away last November at age 78. (File photo)
Rabbi Shlomo Porter, Driving Force of Etz Chaim Center, Dies at 78
For nearly five decades, Rabbi Porter was a seminal force in local and national Jewish outreach circles.
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The traveling exhibition "Upon Thy Gates: The Elaine K. and Norman Winik Mezuzah Collection" features 73 of the 167 mezuzot gifted by the Winiks to the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education in Portland.
JMM to Present Mezuzah Collection Exhibition
The traveling exhibit, “Upon Thy Gates: The Elaine K. and Norman Winik Mezuzah Collection,” will be at the Jewish Museum of Maryland through Apr. 12, 2026.
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Marc My Word with Sinai Hospital’s Amy Shlossman
Marc Terrill talks with LifeBridge Health senior vice president Amy Shlossman about her role as president of Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center in Baltimore, the state of health care, what they’re doing to address costs and patient care, and her vision for the future.
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A student (left) meets with a social worker at the Hillel at Baruch College in New York. (UJA, via JTA)
Innovative Program at CUNY Colleges Retools Hillels as Social Service Hubs for Students
UJA and campus Hillels at CUNY are working together to help Jewish college students navigate financial, academic and mental-health challenges.
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Nan Debuskey Rosenthal, Veteran Development Professional, Dies at 88
During her career, Rosenthal served as vice president of development at MedStar Harbor Hospital, as an events coordinator at the Edward A. Myerberg Center, and as community outreach and development director for Concert Artists of Baltimore.
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Vietnam veteran Barry Steelman takes a spin on the dance floor with Kassie Sandacz. (Photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)
Myerberg Center Holds Annual Veterans Day Celebration
This year’s program featured Philip Goodman, a 1982 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.
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Retired Teacher and Principal Judith May Schwartz Dies at 86
A veteran educator in Baltimore County, Schwartz served as principal at Milbrook and Lutherville elementary schools.
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