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Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka: "Both of my parents have passed. They were Holocaust survivors, so I wear my Jewish heritage on my sleeve. I want to make my parents proud." (FIle photo)
The 2nd District councilman talks about the state of the county during the Trump era.
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Security officers surround the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C.., last month following a shooting that left two people dead outside the Capital Jewish Museum the previous day. (File photo by Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images via JTA)
Iran has a long track record of arranging attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets abroad.
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Shamir Burg (top left) and his family enjoy quality time with members of the Abayudaya community in Uganda. (Provided photo)
Baltimore School for the Arts student Shamir Burg wants to tell the story of the Abayudaya community to the world.
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Julie Wohl: "I like creating spaces for people to explore Jewish tradition and ideas through creative experiences." (Provided photo)
The Pikesville synagogue’s art studio provides a vehicle for budding artists to bring creativity into their spiritual lives.
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Monthly community solidarity walks will be held in Northwest Baltimore demanding the release of the remains of the 11 deceased hostages in Gaza. (File photo)
Organizers say they will beef up security in light of the attack at a similar event in Boulder, Colorado.
Read MoreGlazer was the former president of the Greengate Community Association.
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Author and creativity counselor Amy L. Bernstein: "Where we run into problems is when we listen to our doubts so intently and intensively that we allow them to stop us.” (Provided photo)
The award-winning “Wrangling the Doubt Monster: Fighting Fears, Finding Inspiration” helps readers combat insecurity and hesitation.
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Kenny Baum founded The Knish Shop in 1970 and later worked at Seven Mile Market. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)
The founder of Pikesville’s Knish Shop was known for his commitment to quality, love of community and generosity of spirit.
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Dr. Zev Eleff: "We’re inspired by greatness, so it’s a meaningful myth. It’s a shared legacy and experience. "
What’s got your G.O.A.T.? Dr. Zev Eleff’s new book examines the peculiarly American obsession with greatness.
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In Chizuk Amuno's auditorium, Jewish activist Shabbos Kestenbaum speaks to attendees of the JNF's annual "Breakfast for Israel in Maryland" event. (Photo by Greg Dohler)
More than 300 community leaders and activists attended the annual Jewish National Fund event, held this year at Chizuk Amuno.
Read MoreThe Bethesda-based rabbi is a well-known spiritual leader, educator, writer and disability justice advocate.
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