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Over 800 Bachurim davening between both the Yeshiva and Mechina!
09/22/2025

Over 800 Bachurim davening between both the Yeshiva and Mechina!

Ner Yisroel Yeshiva Bais Medrash.
09/22/2025

Ner Yisroel Yeshiva Bais Medrash.

Message from the Mayor of Baltimore to our community.
09/22/2025

Message from the Mayor of Baltimore to our community.

Warm weather over Rosh Hashanah.
09/22/2025

Warm weather over Rosh Hashanah.

Extra security throughout the community over Rosh Hashanah.
09/22/2025

Extra security throughout the community over Rosh Hashanah.

09/22/2025

📖 *Your Check to the Yom Hadin* "Harav Gamliel Rabinowitz Shlit"a

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With the Yom Tov/Shabbos schedule this year , many families in Geulah/Zichron Moshe are in desperate need for our assistance!

*We have added over 100 families to the list this year .*
Help us fund all our families this month.

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Crime Alert - Baltimore County Police Department
09/22/2025

Crime Alert - Baltimore County Police Department

*Educational Crisis: Baltimore High School Fails To Produce A Single Proficient Math Student In Four Straight Years*Achi...
09/22/2025

*Educational Crisis: Baltimore High School Fails To Produce A Single Proficient Math Student In Four Straight Years*

Achievement Academy at Harbor City is a high school in northeast Baltimore. According to MCAP data analyzed by Project Baltimore, Achievement Academy has not had a single student test proficient in math in four years. Over the last four school years, 134 students at the school have taken the state math exams. Not one scored proficient.

And the school gets a lot of taxpayer money to achieve that vision. According to state data, in 2021, Achievement Academy received $20,014 for each one of its 372 students. By 2024, Achievement Academy had an enrollment of 202 and received $42,618 per student. In other words, over those four school years, Achievement Academy's per student funding more than doubled and not one student, over those years, tested proficient on the state math exams.

09/22/2025

At TA in Baltimore, the boys readying for the Yomim Noraim by watching the Living Kiddush Hashem Foundation’s Kiddush Hashem presentation.

Maryland has joined the Northeast Public Health Collaborative, a coalition of Northeastern states and New York City, to ...
09/21/2025

Maryland has joined the Northeast Public Health Collaborative, a coalition of Northeastern states and New York City, to ensure vaccine access and public health protections amid restrictive federal policies under HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The collaborative develops evidence-based guidelines, including COVID-19 vaccination recommendations, aligning with the American Academy of Pediatrics and other major medical societies. Maryland’s participation supports equitable healthcare access and safeguards against potential federal rollbacks. Governor Wes Moore previously signed legislation guaranteeing insurance coverage for vaccines recommended as of December 2024, protecting Marylanders from losing coverage due to new federal decisions. - MM

*Sukkah Depot of Baltimore!* 🏆 The #1 Bestselling Sukkah Brand Worldwide! 🌍Looking for a top-quality sukkah this year? ...
09/21/2025

*Sukkah Depot of Baltimore!* 🏆 The #1 Bestselling Sukkah Brand Worldwide! 🌍

Looking for a top-quality sukkah this year? Look no further! With 26 years of experience, Sukkah Depot brings you the perfect combination of ease, trust, and durability.

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A Baltimore City Council committee advanced two housing bills aimed at reducing development barriers: eliminating off-st...
09/21/2025

A Baltimore City Council committee advanced two housing bills aimed at reducing development barriers: eliminating off-street parking requirements and allowing property owners to build closer to property lines. A third bill, to remove stairway requirements for mid-rise buildings, will be voted on next week. Spearheaded by Councilman Ryan Dorsey, the measures support Mayor Brandon Scott’s $3 billion, 15-year plan to address 35,000 vacant homes. Supporters say the changes will lower costs and encourage new housing, while opponents cite parking shortages and safety risks. Debate continues over whether the legislation will meaningfully improve affordability in Baltimore’s strained housing market. - TBB

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