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Big Al: It’s Still OK to Laugh
Alan Muskovitz -
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The coronavirus is no laughing matter, but it matters that we keep laughing.
ASTROLOJEW Horoscopes for Chodesh NISAN 5780 (March 26 – April 24, 2020)
Why is this month different from all others? Read more to find out.
What are Your Self-Quarantine Essentials?
Burstyn answers the question, "if you were stranded in your house for an extended social distancing quarantine, what items would you want with you?”
Editor’s Note: Rethinking ‘Normal’
The JN is covering the creative ways our community is adapting to Jewish life during COVID-19, while adding regular community coverage back into the mix.
Federation’s Message to Our Jewish Community
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit provides insight on the actions that have taken against COVID-19.
Zionism is Not a Spectator Sport
Even if you’re not Israeli, your Jewish voice counts in determining the Jewish values of the Jewish State.
Leaning on Jewish Humor and Faith in a Time of High Anxiety
Aside from leaning on our faith, knowledge and determination, we should also give ourselves permission to have some laughs. I asked a friend of mine...
Coronavirus Surfaces a Familiar Disease: Fear and Scapegoating
While we fight the coronavirus, we must also combat increased bigotry and scapegoating.
Whitmer’s Dangerous COVID-19 Exception Will Put Worshippers at Risk
By exempting “places of religious worship” from the statewide ban on large gatherings, the governor is ensuring the virus will continue to spread. Jews...
U.S. Census 2020: It’s Time to Be Counted
New Michigan Media publishers are urging you to fill out the Census.
Jewfro: Passed Over Foods No Mo’
Bravely building the food pyramid from almost ancient artifacts.
Editor’s Note: Our Pledge to You During COVID-19
Editor's Note: Our Pledge to You During COVID-19
Must Read
One Man’s Exodus Echoes the Jewish Experience
One of the basic tenets in Judaism is the Exodus from Egypt. The Ten Commandments begin with the words: “I am the Lord your God who brought you out of the land of Egypt.” We are compelled to recall this extraordinary event in prayers like the V’ahavta and Shabbat evening Kiddush. Passover commemorates our people’s freedom from slavery after this momentous escape. This theme is familiar — especially for Salomone Castro.
West Bloomfield Resident Creates App to Help People Connect at the Grocery Store
New app helps people connect at the grocery store.
Time to be Counted
Detroit’s Jews in under-represented populations respond to the 2020 Census.
LIST: Virtual Events/Learnings Happening in April
STAYING CONNECTED At this time of social distancing, the Jewish News will try to bring awareness to events/learning situations that are being offered online by...
A Note to our Readers
Dear Jewish News Subscribers, Due to the COVID19 Pandemic, Metro Detroit post offices are experiencing significant delays; newspapers may be 2-3 days late this week...
