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Andrew Guckes primarily covers local news, community events, and government announcements in the Idaho area. His articles often focus on topics related to personal finance, sustainability, house & home. If you have insights into local government policies or initiatives, updates on community events or programs related to health and wellness, real estate development or tips for managing personal finances at a local level in Idaho or more specifically Ketchum city that could be of interest to his audience.
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By: Andrew Guckes
Brooke Berman, a Baltimore native, started her career as a special education teacher in a school in Delaware as a part of Teach for America. That was a challenging and rewarding experience, but ultimately, it showed her just how special her hometown is.
By: Andrew Guckes
Right now, Jewish institutions around the Baltimore area and the country at large are hyper-vigilant in terms of safety issues. Following another year with high levels of antisemitism, according to the Anti-Defamation League, schools, synagogues and community centers are pouring funds into security measures in order to keep their members safe.
By: Andrew Guckes
Jay and Ruth Lenrow are well-versed in the world of Baltimore higher education. Jay earned a degree from Johns Hopkins University and served as a trustee and alumni association president. Ruth graduated from Goucher College and served on the Goucher College Board of Trustees.
For more than 20 years, various communal institutions in the greater Baltimore area have been holding a conference to inform teachers, administrators, graduate students, faith leaders and more on the Holocaust.
By: Andrew Guckes
In 2017, the Sue Glick Liebman Israel Scholar program was established to help the Baltimore community increase its understanding of contemporary Israeli issues, and to honor the late Liebman for her passion for the connection between all Jews and the Jewish homeland.
This year, for the second summer in a row, the Baltimore Orioles will host a Jewish Heritage Night at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The 2026 edition of the special night comes on Tuesday, with the stands forecasted to be packed with folks in kippot, wearing tzitzit, and enjoying some O’s baseball.
Memorial Day weekend is a celebration across the country, but for one group of young girls, the weekend was even more special — and that had to do with Israel, not the United States.
By: Andrew Guckes
When Ally Amernick was young, she attended summer camps at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore.
By: Andrew Guckes
The Baltimore Jewish Council is an agency of The Associated that advocates for Jewish issues in government, works on behalf of Israel education and Holocaust remembrance, advances security for Jewish institutions and more. On June 11, it will hold its annual meeting to reflect on the last year and prepare for the next one.
Owings Mills JCC is hosting an event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. that will gather members of the communities of Owings Mills, Reisterstown, Pikesville, Park Heights and more! It’s family friendly and will feature tons of fun games and lots of good food.
