Safeway Foundation Grant to Help JCS Address Food Insecurity
A check presentation ceremony will take place on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Safeway location on Smith Avenue.
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Maryland
Montgomery County Lawmaker Beryl L. Feinberg Dies at 75
A Rockville resident, Feinberg was a familiar face in MoCo politics for several decades.
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Reunion of Former KSDS Students Becomes Annual Highlight
Known as “Unclecation,” the yearly summer getaway offers an opportunity for a group of old friends (and their growing broods) to remain connected.
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Easton Community Leader Eunice Boin Shearer Dies at 96
A Baltimore native, Shearer was a fixture in Talbot County’s Jewish community for more than six decades.
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A photo of Gerd Ehrlich’s family in Germany hangs in the Cockeysville home of his daughter, Marion Ehrlich. (Provided)
Holocaust Memoir of Towson Resident Published Decades After His Death
Dr. Gerd W. Ehrlich’s manuscript offers a unique look at life in Germany during World War II.
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The Owings Mills-based Attman Foundation sponsored the first “U12” tournament on July 9-10 at the Sportek Baseball Field in Tel Aviv. The event brought together young players from clubs across the country, giving them a chance to meet their peers from other cities and communities.(Provided photo)
Attman Foundation & Family Donates Gift to Israel Baseball
The family’s gift focuses on expanding baseball clubs across Israel and building Israel’s first indoor baseball facility in Tel Aviv.
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North Baltimore’s Congregation Beit Tikvah Officially Closes
Founded in 1984, Beit Tikvah was the first Reconstructionist synagogue in the Baltimore area.
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Joan Grayson Cohen Announces Retirement from JCS
Cohen, who has served as Jewish Community Services’ executive director since 2016, will retire on June 30, 2027.
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John Lewis Documentary to Be Screened at Pikes
The pair of July 19 screenings are part of a national campaign to honor the legacy of the late civil rights icon while increasing voter registration.
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Terry Irons (left) is shown here with her wife of nearly two decades, Baltimore-based musician Sonia Rutstein of the band disappear fear. (Provided photo)
Benefit Concert to be Held for Local Music Agent and Activist
On Saturday night, July 18, The Recher in Towson will host “Concert 4 Terry,” a benefit celebrating the life and legacy of Terry Irons.
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Construction of the Weinman Cancer Building began in the summer of 2023. In the project’s final phases in 2026, crews finished internal renovations of the radiation oncology treatment area and the radiation oncology administrative offices. (Image provided by LifeBridge Health)
Sinai Hospital Dedicates Weinman Cancer Building
The $95 million, 125,000-square-foot outpatient facility will bring together adult and pediatric cancer services under one roof.
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