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Potomac residents and sisters Jillian and Lindsay Wiener died in a rental unit fire in 2022 in Long Island, New York. (Facebook)
The Jillian and Lindsay Wiener Short-Term Rental Safety Act requires rental companies to conduct annual fire inspections in Baltimore City and every Maryland county.
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The Greenebaum Cancer Center was named in honor of the late Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum, who three decades ago gave a transformative gift to the University of Maryland Medical System after Mrs. Greenebaum’s successful treatment for breast cancer. (File photo)
The donation will be directed to help foster research conducted by faculty at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and to advance innovative treatments.
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Izabella Tabarovsky: "In certain circles today, if you’re a Zionist, you can be excluded and marginalized. It can destroy your reputation, prevent you from getting a job you want and from being successful in school." (Provided photo)
Scholar Izabella Tabarovsky will speak at the “Generations of Courage” program on Apr. 26 at The Associated’s Goldsmith campus.
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Carter Spahn (left) and Madeleine Stern were among the more than 500 attendees of the Excelerate26 Summit in New York. (Photo by Dada studio! Ohad Kab, courtesy of Birthright Israel Excel)
The Excelerate26 gathering in Manhattan attracted young Jews from 18 countries.
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Medical specialties at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore include cardiology, orthopedics, neurology, oncology, rehabilitation and pediatrics. (Provided photo)
The Northwest Baltimore hospital was recognized for its initiative to strengthen safety, enhance care coordination and build a deeply engaged workforce.
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Randi and Harel Turkel will be honored by The League for People with Disabilities at its Mar. 28 gala. (Provided photo)
The Baltimore-based nonprofit will honor Harel and Randi Turkel and their company at its Mar. 28th “Tastes, Toasts, & Triumphs” gala.
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Tova Kaplan, a student at Harvard University, testifies before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights briefing on antisemitism on college and university campuses. (Screenshot via YouTube, via JTA)
The hearing last week before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights was the first in an independent government investigation into college campus antisemitism.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin: "Trump and his team have done everything they can to make the public cynical about elections generally. We have to explain to people that that is an authoritarian tactic." (File Photo)
The Democratic lawmaker representing the 8th District feels the Trump administration continues to push an authoritarian agenda.
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The Pikesville branch of the Baltimore County Public Library is located at 1301 Reisterstown Road. (File photo)
“Between Two Worlds” will offer seven programs in March and April that explore Jewish identity, life and literature.
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Author Eli Schaap: "With this knowledge, I feel more connected and blessed to discover a woman I didn't really know."
In “The Jewish Woman Who Fought the Nazis,” Eli Schaap unearths his mother Bep’s story of saving Jews in Holland during the Holocaust.
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Morton Sher's fighter plane was shot down in 1943 over central China. (Courtesy Department of Defense)
The burial for World War II flying ace Morton Sher was held Dec. 14, on what would have been his 105th birthday.
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