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Pete Sachs: The Associated's New Board President Continues to Help Decades After He Started
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (565+ words) Some 60 years ago, a newlywed husband named Pete Sachs and his wife decided they ought to make a contribution to the Jewish community in Baltimore. They set aside some money and donated it to The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore....
Baltimore Jewish Community To Create Oct. 7 Memorial Garden
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (601+ words) Next month, the Baltimore Jewish Council will host a community commemoration of Oct. 7 at The Associated’s Goldsmith Campus. In partnership with the Baltimore Israel Coalition and Art with a Heart, the BJC is inviting the community to participate in the…...
Michael Bresler: JCC Board Member Builds Community in the City He Loves
1+ week, 3+ day ago (687+ words) Michael Bresler said that some of his coworkers have a joking and common refrain about him. They liken him to Haley Joel Osment’s character in the 1999 movie “The Sixth Sense,” whose signature line is “I see dead people,” because of…...
At Chabad of Catonsville and UMBC, Everyone is Welcome
1+ week, 3+ day ago (693+ words) For many, constantly hanging around dozens of college kids once they’re past college age themselves is not the most attractive offer. For Rabbi Dovid Reyder of the Chabad of Catonsville and UMBC, it’s like the fountain of youth. “I always…...
Susan Radov Epstein: ADL Offers Her a Homecoming to Baltimore, and a Meaningful Day Job, too
1+ week, 3+ day ago (503+ words) When Susan Radov Epstein began to pursue her MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management in August 2023, she was planning to continue down the path that she was already on. After her undergraduate work at the University of Pennsylvania,…...
Connecting Jewish Students at Baltimore-Area Hillels
2+ week, 3+ day ago (503+ words) As university students settle into campus life, Jewish organizations like Hillel are working to make sure Jewish students don’t get lost in the crowd. The first few weeks are a crucial window for welcoming students and building community. This year,…...
Camp Awards at Chizuk Amuno
2+ week, 4+ day ago (125+ words) Earlier this month, Chizuk Amuno Camps participants Maddie and Max received the Kaleb Dressin Mensch Award for their integrity and kindness over the course of their time at camp this year. (Courtesy of CA Camps) The post Camp Awards at…...
Baltimore Jewish Community to participate in Reverse Tashlich
2+ week, 4+ day ago (771+ words) Reverse Tashlich isn’t just a beach cleanup, Rabbi Ed Rosenthal says, “it’s a mitzvah.” Every year, Jewish people all over the world participate in Tashlich, symbolically casting off their sins by throwing breadcrumbs into the water during Rosh Hashanah. But…...
Rabbi Nina Cardin: Baltimore Board of Rabbis President Continues Tradition of Conservatism
2+ week, 4+ day ago (563+ words) For Rabbi Nina Cardin, there has always been something attractive about being a rabbi outside of the structure of a congregation. “It’s a rabbinate without walls,” she said. “There’s little restraint. You can go where you want to go, you…...
Zev Sperling: Kehilath B'nai Torah Member Builds Family in the City he Grew up in
2+ week, 4+ day ago (474+ words) When Zev Sperling got to law school, he knew what he wanted to do. Or at least he thought he did. “Originally — one of my strong suits is also math, which led to [considering] engineering because I’m creative and good with…...