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Inflation 101: What Americans Can Expect From Rising Inflation Rates
The Federal Reserve has begun to raise interest rates — in the hope of cooling off the economy — to slow inflation.
NCJW Calls Supreme Court Decision a Dangerous Blow To Religion-State Separation
Jody Rabhan
As Jews in America, we know intimately that religion-state separation is essential to our ability to live and thrive
Faces & Places: Jewish Historical Society Annual Meeting
The Jewish Historical Society of Michigan held its annual meeting at the Detroit Police Athletic League’s “The Corner Ballpark” on the site of the old Tiger Stadium.
Jewish Groups Respond to the Supreme Court’s Ruling Overturning Roe v Wade
On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling overturning Roe v Wade, denying that abortion is a constitutional right and leaving it up to the states to allow or ban.
Faces & Places: Sensory-Friendly Performance
Nearly 175 people attended JARC’s inaugural Annual Ellen Labes Evening with the Symphony, for a sensory-friendly performance by a sextet of members of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Strawberry Fields Forever: The Perfect Summer Fruit is Ripe for Delicious Desserts
Michelle Kobernick provides delicious recipes that can be used with strawberries.
NEXTGen Detroit Celebrates Pride Month
Following the Ferndal Pride parade on June 10, NEXTGen Detroit Pride hosted Pride Shabbat services at Affirmations in Ferndale.
Faces & Places: Hillel Artistic Expression Program
Hillel Day School kindergarten, first- and second-graders participated in an Artistic Expression program in partnership with the Greater West Bloomfield Community Coalition.
Faces & Places: Aces Chai Full House!
Anticipation ran high at the end of the night as raffle tickets were drawn, sending 35 people home with prize packages.
Arts Philanthropy Reboot is Funding Jewish Projects with Joey Soloway, Adam Mansbach and Other...
The nonprofit Reboot Studios aims to tell a wide range of Jewish stories featuring an array of Jewish voices.
From the Home Kitchen of Chef Aaron: Matzah Ball Avgolemono
The Detroit area is a phenomenal mixture of cultural groups, all immigrating to our metropolis at various times for their own reasons and establishing neighborhoods, enclaves and retail districts in a beautiful patchwork quilt.
Obituary: Remembering My Grandfather, Mark Nisnevich
My grandfather Mark Nisnevich, 86, of West Bloomfield, died June 18, 2022, 80 years after he got his first job at age 6.
A Word of Torah: How to Avoid Life’s Pitfalls
An unquenchable desire for the things that we don’t have can prevent us from enjoying and appreciating the things we do have.
ASTROLOJEW Horoscopes for Chodesh Tammuz 5782 (29 June – 28 July 2022)
Tammuz 5782: For the greater good.
A New Strategic Plan for Jewish Family Service
Jewish Family Service’s bottom lines are 1) Financial and 2) Impact.
Looking Back: A Stalwart on Broadway Street
Simmons & Clark was established in 1925 by Fred F. Simmons and Harry Clark at 1535 Broadway Street.