 From the ConventionDel. Sandy Rosenberg blogs exclusively on the events at the history-making Democratic National Convention in Denver.Barack Obama energized himself and the crowd when, midway through his acceptance speech, he declared,… READ MORE |
 Buerger BitesJewish Times publisher Andrew Buerger is not afraid to do the "write" thing. He warns us, he prods us, he pushes us on a world or a local issue.I caught up with my friend Alan H. Fleischmann from Denver where he was attending… READ MORE |
 On My MindFor executive editor Phil Jacobs, Baltimore's Jewish Community is a central address for stories, thoughts, issues and opinion.It hasn’t gone away. So many times, I walk into a public… READ MORE |
 On The Other HandEditor Neil Rubin helps you explore the known and unknown nuances, the outrage and the joys, the ins and outs of modern Jewry.August 26, 2008 Let the games begin – again. Now that… READ MORE |
 The AggravatorJack Gilden uses his words to wake you up. That's not always pleasant, in fact it can be downright aggravating. But it can also be enlightening.Despite it all, Jews have reasons to still love the O’s. Perhaps it’s… READ MORE |
 Paw PrintClaudia Meyers, general manager of Alter Communications, documents her passions and impressions regarding all things canine, feline, equine and more.I’ve been infatuated with Samson since his mother Felix was on baby watch, I diligently… READ MORE |
 Reimagining EdenAll things eventually bring us back to encounters with creation and the essence of our lives. As they cross her path, Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin writes about them, through a green lens, Jewishly.On April 8, 2009, something will happen that the world has not seen happen in… READ MORE | ||