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Student Corner: To Thrive as a Jewish Teen
I have met some of my best friends through BBYO, only because we shared a love for a Jewish holiday or attended an event or program together.
Purely Commentary: The Future Is Now
The year 2023 is just days away and I’m sorry, but no matter how hard I try to wrap my brain around that number, I can’t come to terms with it.
Frankel Jewish Academy Stages John Lennon & Me at Berman Center
The production will be presented Wednesday-Thursday evenings, Dec. 14-15, by students attending the Frankel Jewish Academy.
Obituary: Judge Jamie Wittenberg
"Simply the Best of Us"
“Honorable” was more than a title for Judge Jamie Wittenberg; it was his essence. His unsurpassed integrity, steadfastness and kind-heartedness...
Faces & Places: Farber’s Friendsgiving Day Parade
Friendsgiving week traditions have become a staple of Farber’s elementary students’ experience during the week leading up to Thanksgiving.
Historic Senate Resolution
Black-Jewish Caucus introduces resolution honoring Israeli-Americans, condemning antisemitism and discrimination.
Jewish Senior Life to Add Janet Antin to Marketing Team
Janet Antin, a Jewish Senior Life sales and marketing consultant, is passionate and knowledgeable about assisted living for older adults.
Biz Briefs
Diamonds Direct Partners with New Day Foundation
Israel-based Diamonds Direct partnered with local charity New Day Foundation during their Grand Opening weekend at their showcase...
Ethnic Intimidation
Man accused of hurling antisemitic and racist epithets in Temple Beth El’s parking lot is in police custody.
Come Back to the Maple Theater and Lounge
Find entertainment 365 days a year in this newly remodeled neighborhood gem.
Friends of United Hatzalah of Israel Opens in Detroit
Friends of United Hatzalah of Israel has announced the opening of its new Detroit office led by Adena Barenholtz.
Repair the World Welcomes New National Fellows
Repair the World announced its new cohort of fellows in October. These community-based young adult leaders spend two years across the country connecting to their Jewish values through action and learning.
A Word of Torah: When the ‘I’ is Silent
Prayer has two dimensions, one mysterious, the other not. There are simply too many cases of prayers being answered for us to deny that it makes a difference to our fate. It does.
Jumping to a Conclusion
North Farmington High School senior Josh Rioux has a New Year’s resolution for 2023: All-State in high jump.
Purely Commentary: A Meeting of Ambassadors
The Lester Ambassador Program brings Young Israeli and Detroit leaders together.
Looking Back: Camp: A 100-Year-Old Summer Tradition
To say the least, summer camps have shaped the identities of Jewish youth for the past century.