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On The
Airwaves

Shelley Dube reprises her
DJ job at Israel's revived
Voice of Peace radio,
now an Internet station.

Don Cohen I Contributing Writer

S

helley Dube is no stranger to the air-
waves, but there was a time when she
was no stranger to the waves either.
In 1983, Dube, then going
by her maiden name Shelley
Sherman, which she still
uses professionally, was a
DJ for Kol Ha'Shalom or
Voice of Peace (VOP), an
Israeli pirate radio station.
While the station's jingle
famously said it broadcast
Shelley Dube
"from somewhere in the
Mediterranean," one could reliably spot the
Peace Ship anchored just 21/2 kilometers off
the Tel Aviv coast, comfortably beyond Israeli
jurisdiction.
The Peace Ship broadcasted from 1973
until it was scuttled in 1993, as Israel's peace
prospects looked promising, and the sta-
tion was deep in debt. But, in late 2009,
former staffers brought the station back as an
Internet-only station, and Dube reunited with
them last August.

ining
with Dogs

Esther Allweiss Ingber I Contributing Writer

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Local restaurants welcome
customers' furry friends.

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a mild Thursday evening in July, the spa-
cious patio at Como's in Ferndale hosted a
group of invited guests answering to names
like Mosi, Bauer, Sparty,
Ashling, Jazz and Huey. They Liz Blondy,
were sniffing out the action
organizer of
alongside their human com-
Drinking With
panions at a Drinking With
Dogs, and Bauer
Dogs event.
at Como's
Detroiter Liz Blondy is the
organizer of Drinking With
Dogs, a series of summer meet-ups. They've attract-
ed more than 100 friendly, leashed dogs and their
owners to outdoor spaces at local watering holes and
restaurants. Many of those attending, but not all,
are clients at Blondy's successful dog care business,
Canine to Five, open since 2005 in Detroit's Midtown
with a second location in Ferndale started this year.

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