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West Michigan-Based Poet’s New Volume is Nature’s Olympics
Janet Ruth Heller uses the central metaphor of the exodus from Egypt to explore the journey people take when deciding to take on new experiences.
Family-Focused Bowling Team Wins Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson League and International B’nai B’rith Tournament Titles
It was a great season for the House Ballz team, especially considering its humble beginnings.
Jewish Groups Mobilize to get Reproductive Rights Issue on Michigan Ballot
Michigan’s Jews are raising money and volunteering for organizations that work to protect reproductive freedom.
What You Need to Know About the Antisemitic Ideology Behind the Buffalo Shooting
A manifesto attributed to the alleged shooter outlines widely held conspiracy theories about Jews and immigrants. It also cited the Halle synagogue attack as a reason to stream on Twitch.
Federation’s 2022 Awards Night Honors Outstanding Community Leaders
Federations Awards Night will take place on Wednesday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Berman Center for Performing Arts, 6600 W. Maple Road in West Bloomfield.
An Incredible Journey — and an Incredible Life
Alan Gershel tells the story of a Holocaust survivor he met while giving a tour at the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center in Naples, Fla.
From the Home Kitchen of Chef Aaron: Here’s to Steak and Potatoes
Chef Aaron Egan provides a delicious recipe for steak with new potatoes, roasted vegetables and a mushroom demi-glace.
In the Forest and Trees, Businesses Build Trust, Confidence and Relationships
After booking a team-building event with TreeRunner Adventure Parks, businesses have a chance to create specific programming for the goals of the experience.
Josh Yellen of Bloomfield Hills is Leading the Charge Toward the Playoffs for Babson...
With one year of college eligibility remaining, Josh Yellen will graduate this May with a major in finance and is still undecided on whether he will pursue an MBA at Babson and continue to play baseball.
Looking Back: The Windsor-Detroit Jewish Connection
The pages of the Detroit Jewish Chronicle and JN provide indisputable proof of close communal ties between Jewish Detroiters and Windsorites.
Bessie Spector Event Celebrates 20th Anniversary, Video-Book Style
Recipients just have to open the book and watch and listen to the program, personalized to the theme of 2022: 20th Century Folks.
A Word of Torah: The Mitzvah of Kiddush Hashem
Kiddush Hashem is about bringing the world closer to this vision of a world filled with God’s light and love and values, saturated with the closeness of His presence.
After Working 15 Years in TV, Jason Lewis Changes Course
Jason Lewis, 33, is the new communications specialist at Walled Lake Consolidated School District.
The Zekelman Holocaust Center Hosts Free Concert May 22
“Music From Auschwitz: A Concert” will feature a U-M student orchestra conducted by Oriol Sans, music director of the Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra, who has worked with prestigious instrumentalists in the U.S. and Europe.
My Slow Return to Normal
While Alan Muskovitz continues to wade in the shallow end of the normalcy pool, it seems like most people around him have taken the dive back into the deep end.
New Program at Three Detroit Buildings Offers Residents a Chance to Own and Collect...
A new initiative is giving Detroiters a chance to own a “slice” of collectible art.