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Molly Lipman, Mingling at The Myerberg

“Sometimes it’s lonely,” Molly said to us over the phone. And that, she says, is where the The Myerberg steps in. Before we begin the interview in earnest, Molly lets us know that she cannot thank the Myerberg staff enough for all the hard work […]

10 Things to Know About Baltimore Native Neil Sweren

2. But living within walking distance from the Owings Mills JCC was a bonus. “I don’t know if it had anything to do with my parents’ decision to move out to Owings Mills at the time, but it was incredible having the JCC so close. […]

Navigating the Dating Scene

The objectives are simple — help older adults find and navigate reputable dating sites, help them avoid the pitfalls of online dating (regardless of age), teach them how to maintain their privacy and, my favorite, how to take a selfie! The class is available for […]

General Contractor Selected for The Associated’s Park Heights Project

Southway Builders, Inc. General Contractor for the redevelopment of The Associated’s Park Heights campus project in Northwest Baltimore City.

The Associated Announces Redevelopment of Park Heights Complex

We are pleased to announce an exciting redevelopment of our Park Heights complex in Northwest Baltimore City. This investment will implement the final phase of an 18-month strategic plan growing out of The Associated’s 2020 Centennial Anniversary. The 10-acre campus will be renamed the Goldsmith Campus in recognition of a major donation by the Goldsmith Family. 

The Associated Announces 2024 Climate Action Plan

In 2022, The Associated signed on as a founding partner to the Jewish Climate Leadership Coalition, along with twenty other national and international umbrella organizations of Jewish life. Powered by Adamah, the Coalition is a network of Jewish community organizations who recognize the existential threat […]

A Year in Books 

Looking for a reading list that will take you through the year? We’ve got you covered with a list of books for the year! Check out these suggestions from community members and Associated agencies.   February  February is Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). […]

Meet Sandy Wigler

We had a chance to speak with Sandy to learn more about the program – and a little about what makes her tick.  What can people expect from the Book Talk?  Marlene Trestman is a local, Jewish author of two books. Most Fortunate Unfortunates: The […]

My Story | Felicia Graber, Holocaust Survivor

Felicia Graber was born in Poland in 1940 when the country was already under Nazi occupation. She shares with us her family’s story, the tragedies they overcame and why she tells her story today.

Embracing Judaism’s Unique Approach to New Beginnings 

As 2024 approaches, I began wondering whether Judaism might offer any insights on approaching the new year differently. I did some research and found that the cadence of the Jewish calendar is ideal for people, AND toddlers, who are bad at New Year’s resolutions!     Did […]