Andrew Buerger

Andrew Buerger

From the desk of the Jewish Times publisher

I recently returned from my annual fundraising expedition.  Each year our group, Jodi’s Climb for Hope travels the globe to raise money for promising breast cancer research. Our mountain climbs often take us to remote, if not less developed…

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Phil Jacobs

Phil Jacobs

Executive editor - issues and opinions

Shalom USA, one of the nation’s finest Jewish radio programs, is holding a event to mark its 10th successful year on the air. The show is aired live 8:30-10 a.m. Sundays on 1370 WVIE AM. The 10th anniversary event…

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Neil Rubin

Neil Rubin

Editor - exploring modern Jewry

There is no starker reminder of the inability of Palestinians and Israelis to live together than the recent revelation by the Israeli human rights group B’Tselem that both sides cannot even agree to purify their regional sources of drinking…

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Alan Feiler

Feiler's Files

Contemporary issues and random thoughts.

It’s a tough call. What do you do? You hear that a controversial group – a church outfit, no less – is coming to town, for a rally in front of three Jewish institutions. They want us all to…

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Barbara Pash

Barbara Pash

Associate editor - off-the-record

A few weeks ago, I attended an almost all-day conference on the environment. It was held, appropriately enough, at the Pearlstone Conference and Retreat Center, in Reisterstown, Md., a happening place for topics on the environment and sustainability. The…

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Edward Leventhal

Men's Health Matters

Baltimore's Dr. Edward Leventhal gives you advice on how men can live healthier lives.

Today we start the process of evaluating your prostate cancer and making a decision on how best to treat it. For now at least you have options. For those unfortunate men in Canada, the UK and anywhere else where…

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Jenny Isenman

Jenny Isenman

Freelance writer, mom, and wife who finds the humor in everyday life.

Figuring out that your parents knew as little about raising children as you do is a mind altering experience. I spend much of my time in disbelief that I am the mom of two amazing kids, because I often…

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Claudia Meyers

Claudia Meyers

General manager of Alter Communications introduces Paw Prints -- all about your pets

She is pregnant; he had just saved her from a fire in her house, rescuing her by carrying her out of the house into her front yard, while he continued to fight the fire. When he finally got done…

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Nina Cardin

Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin

The essence of your Jewish path in life

I had reason recently to read again the first line of the stunning, soaring, disturbing poem that Moses dramatically proclaims to the people Israel as his farewell address. (Deuteronomy 32) In another day, he will walk to the mountaintop,…

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Richie Frieman

Richie Frieman

Music commentator from penseyeview.com - special to the Jewish Times

New York City was the supreme destination for most of my fellow art graduates at The University of Maryland College Park (Go Terps!) – it’s a common path for budding musicians and artists, NYC after all being the east…

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Donna Kane

Parent Talk

Information and advice from Donna Kane, M.A, Jewish Community Services

High school proms are over, seniors have graduated, and graduation parties are in full swing.  A friend of mine heard that a child we have known for years was seen drinking heavily at a graduation party.  She asked me…

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Allison Mondell

Allison Mondell

From Jerusalem

When I left for Israel, I knew that living there wasn’t going to be easy.  I was prepared to experience a different way of life; to be shoved out of line by aggressive natives, to ride the crowded buses…

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