This just doesn’t seem be the neighborhood for hate. There’s a public library off of Route 108.  An area nearby is cordoned off for a plant and garden sale.

Church marquees announce service times. Children with sparkly helmets ride their bikes on secondary streets. SUVs and minivans…
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After six months of national focus, the non-profit foundation supporting a Baltimore-based restorer of pre-World War II European Torahs claimed to be found in dramatic circumstances must “take all reasonable steps necessary” to authenticate the scrolls’ history as well as document their purchase from independent sources, the Maryland…
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For nine years, Judge Karen Friedman has served her city on the bench of the Orphan’s Court.

On Friday afternoon, the calling got bigger, much bigger.

The Judge, a beloved figure in the Jewish community and across the city and region, received a phone call from Governor Martin…
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Fifteen local Jewish agencies each will each receive up to tens of thosuands of dollars in Homeland Security funds from the federal government for an array of
security initiatives such as shatterproof windows, better lighting, closed circuit cameras and alarms.

“We’re very pleased,” said Pamela Shurkin…
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