Market Maven Heart Attack Victim Pays it Forward
Baltimore, MD – Jan. 3, 2022 – On Tuesday November 29th, 2021 Jeffrey Legum went to Market Maven Supermarket to run some errands. As he approached the store, he realized that he was not well. Soon after, he collapsed and went into cardiac arrest. Thankfully, the staff quickly reacted and called Eli Siegel, Market Maven’s […]
Baltimore County Public Schools Schedule Late Start for Tomorrow
Baltimore County Public Schools will have a two-hour delayed start on Tuesday, Jan. 4. Officials made the call Monday night, citing the snow that covered the region’s roads. All Baltimore County Public Schools, including the Virtual Learning Program, will open two hours late on Tuesday, Jan. 4, due to expected adverse road conditions, the school […]
Two Israeli Navy Airmen Killed In Helicopter Crash Off Haifa Coast
Two IDF pilots died after an Israel Navy helicopter crashed off the coast of the northern Israel city of Haifa on Monday night, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit announced. The helicopter – an Atalef AS565 Panther – went down with a crew of three on board, the two pilots and one patrol officer. The officer was […]
One Injured in Jerusalem Firebombing Incident (Photos)
United Hatzalah volunteers and ambulance team treated the driver of a bus near Har Hatzofim (Mt. Scopus) after his bus was hit by a firebomb. The bus driver, a 25-year-old man, was treated for light injuries resulting from the attack. After receiving initial treatment at the scene, he was transported to the hospital by a United […]
TI Food Distribution Tuesday, Jan. 4 Begins at 6AM [Flier Updated, Jan 3, 5:52PM]
Weather Conditions, Positive COVID-19 Cases Contribute to Baltimore City Trash, Recycling Collections Delays
The Department of Public Works (DPW) thanks residents for their patience as we continue to work through operational challenges presented by the rise in positive COVID-19 cases and today’s winter weather impacts. DPW may have some challenges servicing trash or recycling pick-ups scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, January 4. The City’s alleyways are expected to remain […]
New York City Confronts Covid Spike as Students Return to Classes
New York City Mayor Eric Adams tried to reassure parents of the 1 million public school students that it was safe to return to classes on Monday after the winter break despite a surge in Covid cases, staffing shortages and no testing requirement to come back. “The message has been clear, our schools will be […]
Schumer Says Senate Will Vote By Jan. 17 On Changing Rules If GOP Continues To Block Voting-Rights Legislation
Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., told colleagues Monday that the chamber would vote no later than the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on changing Senate rules if Republicans continue to block voting rights legislation. The announcement of the planned action by Jan. 17 represented Schumer’s strongest endorsement yet of trying to muscle through legislation […]
Crews Remain On Baltimore Roads After Snowfall To De-Ice, Resalt
The City of Baltimore Department of Transportation confirms 380 vehicles were sent out to clear and treat roadways following winter weather that brought three to five inches of snow Monday morning. The heaviest of the snow began falling shortly after sunrise, with particularly heavy snow falling in Annapolis and areas south of Baltimore. After the […]
Starbucks to Require Vaccine or Weekly Testing for U.S. Workers
Starbucks is requiring its U.S. employees to be vaccinated against Covid-19 or submit to regular testing, one of the first large restaurant chains to take such a step ahead of potential federal vaccination mandates for large employers. Starbucks said Monday that workers in its U.S. cafes, offices and manufacturing plants must be vaccinated by Feb. […]
