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Rabbi Josh Warshawsky Brings Spirit into Songs
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Inspiring, musical Rabbi Josh Warshawsky will help Detroiters usher in the holidays by performing his music at Congregation Beth Ahm.
Rabbi Josh Warshawsky has been...
Time to Celebrate Your Grandparents
In honor of Grandparents Day on Sunday, grandparents share their photos of the lights of their lives with Jewish News readers.
Featured photo courtesy Rick...
Matchmaker, Matchmaker: NJP (Nice Jewish Person) Abbie Jankelovitz
Each month, The Well highlights an amazing (and eligible!) individual. The Well has agreed to share its Q & As with these amazing singles...
Civil Rights Commission Ends Agreement With Director Arbulu
The Michigan Civil Rights Commission has relieved Executive Director Agustin Arbulu of his duties after comments surfaced.
The Michigan Civil Rights Commission terminated the employment...
A Look Into Lois Haron Designs
Lois Haron, owner of Lois Haron Designs, has been providing her interior design services to Michigan communities for 35 years.
Photography Courtesy of Lois Haron
How...
Take on Hate Rally Supports End of Hateful Rhetoric
Rep. Debbie Dingell's Take on Hate rally at the University of Michigan-Dearborn encourages communities to end hateful rhetoric.
Photography by Corrie Colf
On Thursday, Aug. 29...
Hazon Michigan Jewish Food Festival
Hazon Michigan Jewish Food Festival was back in action for the fourth year bringing Metro Detroit Jews together with new learning experiences.
Photography by John...
Bill Kaye Fulfills Promise of Making His Bar Mitzvah
91-year-old Holocaust survivor, Bill Kaye, celebrates his bar mitzvah with his grandson, Elijah.
Photography by Jerry Zolynsky
Any Jewish boy who’s had a bar mitzvah knows...
Cobo Center Gets a New Name
TCF Executive Chairman Gary Torgow unveils new TCF Center signage at Cobo Center.
Featured photo via TCF Center Facebook
The center formally known as Cobo got...
Andrew Grossman Now Eats to Live
Andrew Grossman from Southfield overcame major health and lifestyle challenges when he underwent bariatric surgery.
Featured Photo Courtesy of Tony Simler
Before Andrew Grossman, 45, of...
New Melton Classes for Parents
Parents of school-aged children now have the opportunity to enroll in Melton classes through The Melton Parent Education Program.
Featured Photo Courtesy of JLearn
Melton educators...
Anti Israel Resolution Rejected in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor's Human Rights Commission unanimously votes against Anti-Israel resolution to end U.S. military aid to Israel.
Featured photo via iStock.At the Ann Arbor City...
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The Tribe Goes to the 2019 Emmys
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The Primetime Emmys, for excellence in TV, will...
This Week’s Torah Portion: Being Chosen Is A Challenge
Parshat KiTavo: Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8; Isaiah 60:1-22
By Howard LupovitchThis week’s Torah portion underscores the complexity in the relationship between God and Israel, specifically the notion...
