Pikesville, MD

Free, family-friendly community celebration welcomes everyone to the Pikesville Armory on September 12 Associated Black Charities (ABC) will bring The…

Lowell R. Glazer, of Pikesville, passed away on August 22, at the age of 95. Lowell began his adult life serving his country in the United States Air Force, an early chapter in a life defined by hard work, determination, loyalty, and a deep sense of responsibility to his family and community. He went on […] The post Lowell R. Glazer appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

A Baltimore rabbi was appointed executive vice president of the Orthodox Union, the nation’s oldest and largest umbrella organization for American Orthodox Jewry, the OU announced Wednesday. Rabbi Shmuel Silber of Pikesville will begin in this new role Nov. 2. He will be responsible for representing the OU’s vision on both Torah and public policy […] The post Baltimore Rabbi Named Executive VP of Orthodox Union appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

A man is dead and a woman is injured after a double shooting in Pikesville, according to Baltimore County Police.

Baltimore County Police Officer P. Catalfamo has been released from rehabilitation after being shot during a June 7 incident in Pikesville.

A county spokesperson said the project is "one of several projects Baltimore County is advancing to address longstanding concerns about walkability and pedestrian safety in the Pikesville area."

August 16 4th Annual JWV 167 Military and Veterans Cookout Come to Pikesville Armory for an event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. hosted by the Jewish War Veterans. Enjoy good company, hear stories, have some great food and see Quilts of Valor present a quilt to a heroic veteran. $20. Register: eventbrite.com/e/4th-annual-jwv167-veterans-cookout-tickets-1993573236215 August 18 […] The post 8 Great Events Coming Up Soon in Jewish Baltimore appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

Baltimore County police officers responded to a call for shots fired outside a Pikesville steakhouse on Friday night.

On June 29, David and Wendy Hefter traveled to France to complete a mission David described as “108 years in the making.” The Pikesville couple participated in the unveiling of 18 gravestones for German Jewish soldiers who died fighting for Germany in World War I and were improperly buried under Latin crosses. One of the […] The post Pikesville Couple Finds Unknown Relative With Operation Benjamin appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

Dr. Julian Goldberg, of Pikesville, passed away on July 25, at the age of 94. He is survived by his beloved wife, Barbara Goldberg; and devoted children, Sharlene (Dr. Joel) Pleeter, Lauren Goldberg, and Louis (Lisa) Goldberg. He was a loving grandfather and great-grandfather to many, many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Dr. Goldberg was predeceased by […] The post Julian Goldberg appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.