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Ulman Foundation and Keep Punching leaders recently joined brain cancer physicians and staff from Johns Hopkins Hospital, the University of Maryland Medical Center and the Maryland Proton Center to discuss collaborative efforts to support patients and their loved ones impacted by brain cancers. (Provided photo)

Ulman Foundation and Keep Punching Announce Strategic Partnership

April 24, 2025 Staff Report

The two local organizations are funding a patient navigator position for brain cancers.

At a solidarity rally in Baltimore in late October of 2023, young attendees voice their support for Israel. (FIle photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)

Baltimore Jewish Council Issues Statement Against Jewish Voice for Peace Group

April 23, 2025 JMORE Staff

The BJC condemned the anti-Zionist group as “extremist” and encouraged community members to sign a public letter condemning JVP’s national convention in Baltimore.

Murray E. Schulman (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)

Murray E. Schulman, Former Baltimore Grocer, Dies at 98

April 22, 2025 JMORE Staff

Schulman, who served in the 101srt Airborne, was owner and operator of L&S Food Market and later helped manage Advanced Veterinary Hospital in Reisterstown.

Ellen Levy Patz (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)

Noted Educator, Athlete and Scientist Ellen Levy Patz Dies at 99

April 21, 2025 JMORE Staff

Ellen Levy Patz was the daughter of noted musicologist Lester S. Levy and wife of world-renowned medical researcher Dr. Arnall Patz.

Poetry in Motion: Baltimore-based sculptor David Hess calls the American Visionary Art Museum's annual Kinetic Sculpture Race "a gift" to the city. (Provided photo)

AVAM’s Kinetic Sculpture Race Celebrates 25th Anniversary

April 21, 2025 Simone Ellin, Associate Editor

Jmore recently spoke with local sculptor David Hess, who has been involved with the annual event since its inception.

Stanley Sacks was awarded the French Legion of Honor for his service during the Battle of the Bulge. (Photo provided by Sol Levinson & Bros.)

World War II Veteran Stanley Sacks Dies at 100

April 18, 2025 JMORE Staff

A Baltimore native, Sacks was a mathematician and analyst who worked on the team that developed the Patriot Missile system.

German actress Paula Beer stars in the 2023 biographical film "Stella: A Life," which is based on the true story of Stella Goldschlag, who delivered hundreds of her fellow Jews to the Gestapo from September of 1943 until the end of World War II. (Provided photo)

Baltimore Jewish Film Festival Returns with Screenings and Discussions

April 18, 2025 Jmore Intern

Kicking off this year’s Baltimore Jewish Film Festival will be the German biography, “Stella: A Life.”

Dr. Barry Lee Cohan is shown here with his wife, Adele. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)

Dr. Barry Lee Cohan, Dentist and Scouts Leader, Dies at 76

April 17, 2025 JMORE Staff

The Owings Mills resident was a familiar face in the local scouting scene and ran a private dental practice in the area for more than four decades.

Baltimore-based activist and author Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin: "We've seen this movie before." (File photo)

Rabbis Issue Statement Opposing Trump Administration Policies

April 17, 2025 JMORE Staff

More than 20 local clergy leaders signed a letter voicing opposition to civil and human rights rollbacks, anti-diversity and inclusivity policies, and the discrediting of the scientific community.

Nayib Bukele (left), president of El Salvador, is shown here with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House on Monday. (Win McNamee/Getty Images, via JTA)

Salvadoran Leader has Intriguing History with Jews and Israel

April 17, 2025 JTA

The self-styled “coolest dictator” Nayib Bukele is a pro-Israel supporter with Palestinian ancestry who claims his wife has Jewish heritage.

(File photo)

Property with Signs in Support of Hostages Vandalized

April 17, 2025 JMORE Staff

The Pikesville residence was vandalized for the fourth time since signs were installed in support of hostages held by Hamas.