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Chazzan Samuel Stal, formerly of Winands Road Shul, Dies at 88

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Chazzan Samuel Stal, formerly of Winands Road Shul, Dies at 88

The Polish-born cantor served the now-defunct Randallstown congregation from 1972 until 2010. The post Chazzan Samuel Stal, formerly of Winands Road Shul, Dies at 88 appeared first on JMORE.Read Article

Shuttle Ministry: Pastor Divides His Time Between Md. and Tex.

Dr. Kenneth Robinson is no stranger to rising above challenges that come between him and his dreams of success as a minister and Christian apostle. Called to the pulpit at age 18, Robinson overcame twin anxieties — a childhood speech impediment and fear of public speaking — to join the ministry. Decades later, going through a painful divorce while leading a Baltimore-area church, Robinson found himself wondering if he should leave the pulpit al…Randallstown · Randallstown Read Article

Randallstown NAACP president abruptly resigns

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Ryan Coleman, a towering figure and outspoken leader of the Randallstown NAACP during his six years at its helm, resigned Wednesday amid friction with the state conference.Randallstown · Randallstown Read Article

'I do have rights to protect myself': Health workers learn self defense to protect against violence

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By Lisa Robinson Click here for updates on this story RANDALLSTOWN, Md. (WBAL) — A study by the National Institutes of Health said workplace violence is four times more likely to take place at a hospital than in any other setting. Nearly 20% of health care workers have experienced physical abuse, and LifeBridge Health is taking it seriously at all of its hospitals. Northwest Hospital nurses are learning how to defend themselves at work. “I h…National Institutes of Health · Randallstown See the Story

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