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The Baltimore Jewish Times, an award-winning media operation published by Mid-Atlantic Media, is a cherished weekly tradition. Its mission is to produce high-quality articles of interest, as well as build and strengthen the Jewish community. Founded in 1919 by David Alter, the publication has attracted and retained a large and loyal audience of over 30,000 weekly readers who value its news and adv

ertising information. What you find in the JT: Stories about your friends, neighbors and yourself. We cover synagogues, day and congregation schools, and the workings of all of our major Jewish organizations and agencies. We also write about the people of Jewish Baltimore — Bubbies and zaydes, parents, children and our Jewish leaders. The Jewish Times is a snapshot of our community and the greater Jewish world.

“I think I’m a simple person in a complex world,” said Ed Rothstein, the recently appointed secretary of the Maryland De...
09/22/2025

“I think I’m a simple person in a complex world,” said Ed Rothstein, the recently appointed secretary of the Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families.

Discover the inspiring story of Ed Rothstein, Maryland's new secretary of Veterans and Military Families, and his remarkable journey.

“This is indeed a Unity Dinner, and we’re going to have a really good, insightful time in the establishment of friendshi...
09/22/2025

“This is indeed a Unity Dinner, and we’re going to have a really good, insightful time in the establishment of friendships and potential coalitions,” John Eaves, who helped organize the event, said to the attendees.

Join the conversation at the Unity Dinner, where Black and Jewish students united for insight and friendship at Towson University.

On Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, synagogues typically see their largest turnouts of the year. Some see up to 2,000 atten...
09/22/2025

On Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, synagogues typically see their largest turnouts of the year. Some see up to 2,000 attendees at a service, which is considerably larger than the average Shabbat service, depending on the synagogue.

Prepare for High Holiday Services with insights on managing large attendance, security, and logistics at the synagogue.

Wishing you a happy, healthy and peaceful new year!
09/22/2025

Wishing you a happy, healthy and peaceful new year!

🌿From student-led Rosh Hashanah dinners to building the campus sukkah, Hillel is creating space for Jewish students to f...
09/19/2025

🌿From student-led Rosh Hashanah dinners to building the campus sukkah, Hillel is creating space for Jewish students to find community, joy, and tradition — right here on Baltimore's college campuses. 🍎✨

Understand the importance of Hillel for Jewish college students during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur celebrations.

🥍 “There’s so much noise around these kids today, especially with social media, that you really have to be attentive as ...
09/19/2025

🥍 “There’s so much noise around these kids today, especially with social media, that you really have to be attentive as a mentor, a teacher and a coach to what’s happening,” — Howard Offit

Learn about Howard Offit, a lacrosse legend being inducted into the Greater Washington Jewish Sports Hall of Fame this November.

🎨How can art enhance the Jewish experience at shul? Learn about how Third Space installed a new art exhibit throughout S...
09/19/2025

🎨How can art enhance the Jewish experience at shul? Learn about how Third Space installed a new art exhibit throughout Shaarei Tfiloh!

Discover how art enriches the experience at Third Space, a transformative space within the historic Shaarei Tfiloh synagogue.

09/19/2025

Looking for fun ways to celebrate the High Holidays? 👀

✨9/21: Rosh Hashanah Street Fair, FREE

✨9/21: Shofar Factory, $10

✨9/21: Apple picking w/ PJ Library, $22

✨9/22: Erev Rosh Hashanah in the Meadow, FREE

✨9/23: Shofar in the Park, FREE

Check out more cool events at https://buff.ly/g0ZMpQP

09/18/2025

Explore upcoming Baltimore Jewish events, including virtual gatherings and a day of remembrance on October 5.

Ninety percent of residents evacuated from the Gaza Envelope after Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, massacre have returned home.
09/18/2025

Ninety percent of residents evacuated from the Gaza Envelope after Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, massacre have returned home.

Charlie Kirk’s assassination should have been a moment for sobriety: an acknowledgment that guns are too easy to get, th...
09/18/2025

Charlie Kirk’s assassination should have been a moment for sobriety: an acknowledgment that guns are too easy to get, that outrage has gone too far, that democracy requires restraint.

Charlie Kirk's murder serves as a stark reminder of the serious consequences of political violence and gun accessibility in America.

Bernie Sanders has become the first U.S. senator to label Israel's conduct in Gaza a "genocide."
09/18/2025

Bernie Sanders has become the first U.S. senator to label Israel's conduct in Gaza a "genocide."

Bernie Sanders has become the first U.S. senator to label Israel’s conduct in Gaza as a “genocide.”

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