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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
Melissa Brill always enjoyed working in communications, but a little more than a decade ago she decided she wanted to shift her focus. While working at a for-profit enterprise in D.C., Brill decided to do something that involved her family history and faith.
By: Andrew Guckes
When Leeba Krigsman was growing up, her parents didn’t like going to weddings. They’re religious and love to have fun, but it wasn’t enjoyable for them.
According to the Anti-Defamation League, Maryland ranked ninth in the United States in terms of total antisemitic incidents in 2025.But it’s not just antisemitism that’s a problem, said Candice Crenshaw, who serves as director of education and outreach for the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights.
By: Andrew Guckes
Rabbi Jonathan Aryeh Seidemann of Kehilath B’nai Torah may lead a congregation now, but he didn’t always know that’s what he wanted.
By: Andrew Guckes
A contentious Annapolis City Council hearing that included accusations of antisemitism Oct. 12 ended with Jewish Mayor Jared Littmann issuing a citation honoring the recently deceased activist Philip Ateto.
Several races on the November ballot could be of particular interest to Jewish voters in the Baltimore area. One of those is the race to replace longtime U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer, who has represented Maryland’s 5th Congressional District for 45 years.
By: Andrew Guckes
In Maryland, there’s a rematch scheduled for governor this November. Democratic Gov. Wes Moore, who won the office with nearly 65% of the vote four years ago, will face Republican challenger Dan Cox, who was unsuccessful in his 2022 bid.
By: Andrew Guckes
For Alex Rosenzwog, a Hampden resident and member of The Associated’s Young Leadership Council Class of 2027, a career switch from property management to the insurance industry has been like a breath of fresh air.
A poll by the Jewish Voters Resource Center found that 67% of American Jewish voters plan to support a Democrat in the midterm elections this year, with 26% stating they plan to vote for a Republican.
By: Andrew Guckes
Stef Arck-Baynes has always enjoyed working in communications, but found her true calling in nonprofit communications. That career shift has led her to where she is today — running her own business, Achieving Good Communications.
