It’s a joy to read Michael Bamberger’s latest book, maybe because it was such an obvious joy for Bamberger to write it. “The Ball in the Air,” which was released March 28 by Avid Reader Press, is the ...

Shopping online while wearing pajamas appeals if convenience outweighs all. Once, though, shopping was a lovely interaction, requiring getting dressed nicely and venturing out. Though I never embraced ...

The next time you notice a Hill Country pasture mostly devoid of Ashe juniper (also known as Texas cedar) and instead rippling with native grasses, remember J. David Bamberger. Bamberger—who grew up ...

Bamberger's opened at Garden State Plaza in 1957 All Bamberger's stores changed to Macy's in 1986 The Newark Bamberger's occupied a full city block at one point Bamberger's pioneered home delivery - ...

In the late 1960s, the Texas restaurant magnate J. David Bamberger went shopping for the saddest, sorriest-looking piece of real estate he could find in the Texas Hill Country. Baffled real-estate ...

Michael Bamberger has watched the arrest tapes. He’s pored over the dashcam footage. He’s been to the Jupiter Police Department. He’s sat where Tiger Woods would have sat post-DWI arrest on Memorial ...

Richard Bamberger may be Governor Andrew Cuomo’s communications director, the titular nexus of a media-obsessed administration’s tentacular approach to the press, but that doesn’t necessarily say much ...

On an overcast day in early February, J. David Bamberger charged down a trail at his ranch near Blanco, pointing out maples he’d planted more than a decade ago. The ninety-year-old land ...

Tom Bamberger is one of Milwaukee's leading architectural and public space critics. But he's also a nationally acclaimed photographer, who recently donated more than 400 of his works to the Museum of ...

Katharine Bamberger, who was known for her civic activism and work for Baltimore’s poor, died of cancer Dec. 6 at Roland Park. The former Inner Harbor and Bolton Hill resident was 87. Katharine ...

In the late 1960s, the Texas restaurant magnate J. David Bamberger went shopping for the saddest, sorriest-looking piece of real estate he could find in the Texas Hill Country. Baffled real-estate ...