When thinking about her late husband Neil Berlin, Alicia Berlin remembers a man who allowed his personality to shine through in his work for the Jewish camp he loved. Neil Berlin, who died Feb. 25 at 44 years old, had previously been the director of operations at Camps Airy …

  While the COVID-19 pandemic has given summer camps ample opportunity to practice keeping campers safe from illness and looking after their physical health, are those same camps also watching over their campers’ mental and emotional health? Baltimore’s Child takes a closer look at what camps are doing to guide …

Two Baltimore high school students are looking to take the clothing industry by storm. Gideon Rone, 17, and Eli Wahlberg, 15, who both live in Pikesville and attend Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School, co-founded their clothing brand, Thundyr, last summer. They were inspired to do this when Rone, who was working …

While snowflakes may be getting ready to fall, it isn’t too early for parents to start planning for their children’s summer break and where, or even if, to send them for a camp program. While few would call 2020’s summer camp experience ideal, the potential of a coronavirus vaccine begs …

Identity and conversion can be complicated topics for adults to understand, much less a young Jewish boy or girl who has a parent from a different background. In a new children’s book, “Jewish Just Like You,” Baltimore native Kylie Ora Lobell provides an abridged retelling of her conversion experience while …