Steve Schuster
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FBI, Police Focus on Jewish Community Safety (opens the original)
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When it comes to investigating hate crimes against the Jewish community, the FBI Baltimore Field Office makes it a priority. “We take it seriously and we work it very aggressively,” said Jimmy Paul, FBI special agent in charge of the Baltimore Field Office, during an interview with Baltimore Jewish Times. Paul said it is “a priority for the FBI to crush all violent crimes,” noting that “hate crimes fall under that umbrella.” Thomas Coyle, assistant special agent in charge of the FBI Baltimore Fi
Schuster Takes Helm of Washington Jewish Week (opens the original)
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I am thrilled to announce I have joined Mid-Atlantic Media as the new editor of Washington Jewish Week. I am excited about the opportunity to build on the Washington Jewish Week’s proud history while helping shape its future. My vision is to be a publication that truly reflects the breadth, diversity and vitality of the DMV’s Jewish community, a place where readers from Gaithersburg and McLean to Logan Circle and Alexandria can see themselves and discover the stories of their neighbors, family a
Schuster Takes Charge of Baltimore Jewish Times (opens the original)
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I am thrilled to announce I have joined Mid-Atlantic Media as the new editor of Baltimore Jewish Times. I am excited about the opportunity to build on the Baltimore Jewish Times’ proud history while helping shape its future. My vision is for JT to be a publication that truly reflects the breadth, diversity and vitality of the Baltimore Jewish community, a place where readers can see themselves and discover the stories of their neighbors, family and friends. I look forward to meeting with members
Swastikas Found at Howard County Elementary School (opens the original)
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On Aug. 27, the Jewish Federation of Howard County issued a statement reminding members of the Jewish community to “be vigilant about our surroundings, especially as we are approaching the High Holidays.” The statement was made in response to two spray-painted swastikas that were recently discovered in the entrance to the bus loop at Phelps Luck Elementary School, according to Federation officials who remind the Jewish community to report incidents of antisemitism by clicking here. On Sept. 2, H
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