Time together I spend a fair amount of time with my grandkids since they and my two children live here in Pikesville, within walking distance to me and my wife, Annie. With the advantage of proximity, Annie and I have worked, individually and together, to foster close relationships with […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on June 15, 2022
The lazy days of summer are upon us. As our life slows down, and we spend time at the beach, by the pool or near the lake, there is nothing like a great book to help us escape. We asked local Baltimoreans what they recommended […]
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When things opened up, she found herself spending more time with her three daughters and three grandchildren (two were born during the pandemic). She volunteered extensively, often incorporating her passion for learning, books and libraries. She became President of the Baltimore County Board of Library […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on June 9, 2022
As found in Shalom Baltimore Magazine. Now, for Kahn, travel was off the table. Socializing became difficult. Yet with all those hours freed up, this gregarious and active woman had to find ways to fill her days. Her daughter, Lisa Kahn Budlow, encouraged her to […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on June 8, 2022
I understand your parents in some ways were trailblazers in the 1960s. Yes. When I was a child, my mother was asked to become president of the Baltimore Music Club, an organization that brought music into public schools and gave scholarships to young, up and […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on May 16, 2022
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health is both significant and unknown. That’s why Jewish Community Services (JCS) bolstered their already wide range of services, including counseling and therapy. Three brave community members reflect on how they came to tackle their mental health […]
Posted by Mark Bridge on May 11, 2022
First job post-graduate school? “I graduated in 1984 and started my career at The Associated where I retired from in 2016. For half of my time at The Associated I worked in community planning and allocations and the other half was spent in a newly […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on April 8, 2022
According to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, elementary school can be “an ideal place to begin discussing the value of diversity and the danger of bias and prejudice. These critical themes can be addressed through local and national historical events and can be reinforced […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on March 29, 2022
Q: What is special/unique about IWP? Mindy: It is a group of dynamic, inspiring, empowering like-minded moms who experience a unique spiritual yet personal, journey together. The outcome of this experience and the impact this collective group then has on the broader community is immeasurable. […]
Posted by Esha Janssens on March 17, 2022
If there is one thing I learned in my years of working with families on their financial plans, it is that no two families are alike, and no two plans can ever really be alike. I always approached my role as the “quarterback” or “CFO” […]
Posted by Esha Janssens on March 11, 2022
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