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Temple Oheb Shalom, located at 7310 Park Heights Ave. in Pikesville, will serve as the new home of a combined congregation with Har Sinai. (Photo by Solomon Swerling, Jmore)
On May 3, members of Pikesville synagogue Temple Oheb Shalom were notified in an email signed by President Mina Wender, that the congregation’s spiritual leader Rabbi Steven M. Fink has been suspended with pay.
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Members of The Lecture Group, from left, Erma Sigler, of Park Heights, Karen Egorin-Yaker, of Greenspring, Sharon Sagal, of Pikesville, and Sarajane Greenfeld, of Park Heights, sit at Sigler's home Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Since 1917, The Lecture Group – a Baltimore-based outfit with approximately 200 members and a waiting list — has met every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to noon.
Read MoreBaltimore was a border city in a border state. Located in a slave-owning state just below the Mason-Dixon Line, Baltimore’s citizens were especially divided. While some Jews enthusiastically adopted a Union or Confederate stance, most strove to find middle ground.
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Opened in September of 1960, the Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation building was designed by Sheldon I. Leavitt in consultation with famed German-American architect and Bauhaus School founder Walter Gropius, a pioneer of the modernist movement. (Photo by Solomon Swerling, Jmore)
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