Law Enforcement Expert Says Liquor Stores Are Hotspots For Crime In Baltimore City
According to the Baltimore City Liquor License Board, there are 1,221 liquor stores in the city. One of these stores was where 13-year-old Kesley Washington was shot and killed. Retired FBI agent Tyrone Powers believes that liquor stores contribute to the issues that city leaders are concerned about. “We don’t talk about these open-air liquor […]
Law Enforcement Expert Says Liquor Stores Are Hotspots For Crime In Baltimore City
According to the Baltimore City Liquor License Board, there are 1,221 liquor stores in the city. One of these stores was where 13-year-old Kesley Washington was shot and killed. Retired FBI agent Tyrone Powers believes that liquor stores contribute to the issues that city leaders are concerned about. “We don't talk about these open-air liquor […]
Earthquake Originating In Turkey Was Felt In Israel As Well.
Earthquake Originating In Turkey Was Felt In Israel As Well.
Earthquake Originating In Turkey Was Felt In Israel As Well.
BJL Traffic Alert
Baltimore, MD – Feb. 5, 2023 – 7:05PM – A right turn out of the Seven Mile Market parking lot cannot be made now as Reisterstown Road in front of Seven Mile Lane is closed down.
BJL Traffic Alert
Baltimore, MD – Feb. 5, 2023 – 7:05PM – A right turn out of the Seven Mile Market parking lot cannot be made now as Reisterstown Road in front of Seven Mile Lane is closed down.
BJL Traffic Alert
Baltimore, MD – Feb. 5, 2023 – 7:05PM – A right turn out of the Seven Mile Market parking lot cannot be made now as Reisterstown Road in front of Seven Mile Lane is closed down.
Tu B’shvat: Appreciating The Goodness of Israel
Chag Tu B’shvat At first glance, Tu B’shvat seems to be a mere technical halachic marker for the new year of fruits (as pertaining to fruit-oriented mitzvot).[1] Surprisingly, though, we treat Tu B’shvat as a holiday by skipping tachanun[2] and avoiding fasting.[3] What are we celebrating? In addition to the holiday atmosphere, we also have […]
Tu B’shvat: Appreciating The Goodness of Israel
Chag Tu B’shvat At first glance, Tu B’shvat seems to be a mere technical halachic marker for the new year of fruits (as pertaining to fruit-oriented mitzvot).[1] Surprisingly, though, we treat Tu B’shvat as a holiday by skipping tachanun[2] and avoiding fasting.[3] What are we celebrating? In addition to the holiday atmosphere, we also have […]
