Sunday Storm Could Bring Heavy Snow, Rain To Maryland
Baltimore, MD – Jan. 12, 2022 – A brief update on the winter storm potential for Sunday night into Monday. What we know, is that a low pressure system will ride up the coast. There will be plenty of moisture and cold air at the surface for a high impact event. Confidence is increasing for […]
Laniado Hospital appoints Rabbi Daniel Skurnik as Mid-Atlantic Director
The Laniado Development Fund (LDF) of Laniado Hospital of Netanya, Israel is pleased to announce that Rabbi Chanan Daniel Skurnik of Baltimore, Maryland will serve as our Mid-Atlantic Director. Rabbi Skurnik has extensive experience in development, community relations, and non-profit organizational management. More importantly, Rabbi Skurnik’s character is perfectly aligned with Laniado Hospital’s mission of […]
Paying Honor To Aura Herzog, A'h (Photo Essay)
Jerusalem, Israel – Jan. 12, 2022 – The flags at Beit Hanasi, the official residence of the Israeli President were flying at half-mast on Wednesday morning, January 12, 2022, in Jerusalem, Israel On Monday, January 10, 2022 / 8 Shevat 5782, the Office of the President announced with great sorrow Aura Herzog. a’h, mother of President Isaac Herzog and […]
Israel Exposes Iranian Espionage Network
It has been released for publication that as part of a joint investigation, the Israeli Security Agency (ISA) and the Israel Police Lahav 433’s Unit of International Crime Investigation (Yahbal) have been looking into a secret Iranian Espionage Network that recruited Israeli women with the aim of performing various tasks inside the state of Israel. […]
State Of MD Confirms Ransomware Attack Disrupted MDH's Website In December
State officials provided an update Wednesday on the “network security incident” affecting the Maryland Department of Health’s website in December, confirming it was a ransomware attack. Read the statement in its entirety Ransomware is a type of malware that prevents authorized users from accessing data and systems until an extortion payment is made. The state’s […]
Parshas Beshalach – Az Yashir; Song Touches the Eternal
If words are the pen of the heart, then song is the pen of the soul Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi Az Yashir. In his article, “Words of Song”, on Chabad.org, Tzvi Freeman wrote, “You can’t think prayers without speaking them, or speak without thinking them. And they aren’t prayers until you sing them.” In […]
Baltimore City DPW Announces Modifications to Recycling Collections
Department Shifts to Bi-Weekly Collections, Effective Jan. 18 Today, Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell announced modifications to the City’s recycling collection operations designed to bring stability and predictability to routes impacted by delays in recent weeks. Beginning next week, January 18, 2022, DPW will move to bi-weekly collections […]
Baltimore's National Aquarium To Require Proof Of Vaccination For Entry
The National Aquarium is the latest Baltimore attraction that will require proof of vaccination for entry starting in late January. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis, the National Aquarium will require all guests 12 and older to provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination upon entry. The new policy takes effect on Jan. 25 […]
Bnos SFSP Weekly Food Distribution for Thursday, Jan. 13 Begins at 10AM
Traffic Alert: No Entry/Exit to/from Seven Mile Lane at Park Heights
Baltimore, MD – Jan. 12, 2022 – 9:47AM – Traffic is blocked off at Seven Mile Lane at the corner of Park Heights Ave due to roadwork.
