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October 01, 2015 - Image 1

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2015-10-01

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Matt
Birnholz,

left,
watches
playback
with the

camera
crew.

metro

Addicted
To Glass

Mosaic art partners bring
colorful joy to the world.

Suzanne Chessler I Contributing Writer

I

think I see the world in glass," says artist
Morrine Maltzman. "No matter what I look
at, I wonder what it would look like as a
mosaic. Glass has a glow, a warmth and a sparkle
that makes me happy."

CONTINUED ON PAGE 14

Weeding and litter removal
is a perpetual uphill
battle around loved
ones' gravesites.

Barbara Lewis I Contributing Writer

Jacqui Ridley and Morrine Maltzman in their
Pontiac studio

1942 - 2015

Covering and
Connecting
Jewish Detroit
Eve y Week

C

ourtney Shafer has a thankless job. She spends
her work week caring for the grounds at Hebrew
Memorial Park, yet all she's likely to hear from visi-
tors are complaints: There are weeds around my mother's
grave; there's litter on the grounds.
Barbara Kohler of West Bloomfield is one of those dis-
satisfied visitors.
"I was there on Father's Day and I was very upset at how
it looked:' said Kohler, whose father, Aaron Friedman,
died in 2012; her mother, Dolly Friedman, passed in 2013.
Kohler said their graves were surrounded by numer-
ous weeds. She documented through photographs other
gravesites in need of weeding as well as graves with neglect-
ed water bottles.
This summer has been particularly bad for weeds, said
Shafer, part of a grounds crew of 18 who maintain the cem-
etery at 14 Mile and Gratiot in Clinton Township.

CONTINUED ON PAGE 8

Above: Courtney Shafer picks up litter at Hebrew
Memorial Park in Clinton Twp. She says fighting weeds
and trash are a constant battle for the grounds crew.

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