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Dr. Karen Koenig Berris of West
Bloomfield recently completed her
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University, Detroit. She has begun
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Unasource Comprehensive Weight
Loss Center in Troy.

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James S. Rosenfeld
of Huntington Woods
has been appointed
to a one-year term
on the Detroit
Metropolitan Bar
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Maddox Ungar PLLC merged with
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Farmington Hills. The newly formed
company is known as Maddox Ungar
Silberstein, PLLC. It specializes in
audits of franchise businesses and
SEC regulated companies, in addition
to prospective public companies.

Richard Zussman,
CEO of Southfield-
based Jaffe Raitt
Heuer & Weiss, P.C.,
has been recognized
as one of the best
real estate attorneys
in Michigan by
Zussman
Chambers USA, a
referral guide to the
legal profession in the United States.
Zussman is a member of the firm's
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Bradley K. Feldman
of Farmington Hills
has been named
vice president of
Birmingham-based
Schechter Wealth
Strategies and will
lead the company's
life insurance settle-

Former Detroiter Hannah Stone of
Cleveland has published her second
book, "Remembering Our Angels:
Personal Stories of Healing from a
Pregnancy Loss." It is an anthology
in which grieving parents share their
experiences for pregnancy loss. The
book is available through Lulu.com ,
Amazon.com and
Barnesandnoble.com .

Here's To

Lori A. Rubinstein, formerly of
Birmingham, earned a master's degree
in education (reading and literacy)
from DePaul University in Chicago.
She is a first-grade teacher in the
Wilmette, Ill., school district.

Lindsay Schubiner of Pleasant Ridge
graduated from Barnard College
Columbia University in New York
magna cum laude. She majored in
African studies, urban development
and anthropology. She was awarded
the Bear Pin, Barnard's highest stu-
dent government award for her com-
mitment to strengthen the community.
She is with the Earth Institute in New
York.

Linda Mendelson and Donald
Mendelson of Southfield and Stanley
Rosenthal of Huntington Woods
have their paintings on display in the
Michigan Water Color Society 60th
Exhibition on view in the Community
Arts Gallery of Wayne State University,
Detroit. Linda's and Stanley's paint-
ings received top awards juried by
internationally renowned artist Gladys
Nilsson. All three artists' works were
selected to be included in the Travel
Exhibit, which will be on view at vari-
ous venues through November.

Three Michigan State University stu-
dent leaders were chosen to partici-
pate in a June 3-12 pilot educational
seminar in Israel. The three were
juniors Jamie Share of Farmington
Hills, Payal Ravani of Rochester Hills
and Eric Hinojosa of Saginaw.

Aaron Levett of West Bloomfield and
Miami, Fla., has been named one of
only two winners in a concerto com-
petition at Interlochen Arts Camp.
Levett's winning piece was Concerto in
G minor by Antonio Vivaldi. Levett is a
fifth-grader at Birmingham-Covington
Elementary School.