Michigan attorney general Dana Nessel and United States District Judge Avern Cohn will be honored in a free online event presented by the Jewish Bar Association of Michigan.
With child food insecurity on the rise, some of Southeast Michigan’s most powerful and influential corporate, civic and nonprofit female leaders will unite virtually.
The service has been prepared by Nathalie M. Conrad, pianist, who served as director of music at the temple since its founding in 1966 until being named music director emerita in 2009.
Sky Foundation, a Bloomfield Hills-based nonprofit seeking to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer and early detection methods to increase survival rates and save lives, will present its 13th Annual Women’s Event at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 29.
The Shalva Band, hosted by Temple Israel as sponsored by the family of the late Stephen Gottlieb, will present American and Israeli music during a custom-recorded concert airing 4-5 p.m. Sunday, March 14.
“Freedom” will present a live theatrical cast, special effects and festive lights while telling the story of Passover as guests “time-travel to Egypt from the comfort of their car.
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