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The Detroit Jewish News, 2017-03-02

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Detroit Jewish News

n contents

Online exclusives:

• Here’s To: See who’s being
honored in our community.
• Jewish-Muslim group builds
friendships.

March 2-8, 2017 / 4-10 Adar 5777| VOLUME CLI, ISSUE 5

43

reflections

4

Community members reflect
on kindness.

views

arts&life

31 at home in Detroiters

Zach Kanin brings the city front and center in
the new TV series.

5-8 vigilance needed at u-m

Al Moskovitz makes us laugh and Eugene
Greenstein and Berl Falbaum make us think with
essays on campus anti-Semitism and President
Trump’s Israel policy.

32 a brand new fair

The Royal Oak Market: Spring Art Fair offers
food, music and art in an indoor respite from
unpredictable weather.

34 celebrity jews

jews d

in
the

10 detroit diaspora

Mike Israetel: Fitness, strength
and health expert.

12 deeper roots, wider branches

Hazon Detroit celebrates Tu b’Shevat.

16 jewish continuity

Rabbi Berel Shemtov was the Rebbe’s first U.S.
emissary; his granddaughter and family
complete the circle.

on the go

35 events | editor’s picks

nosh

39 symbolic support

Sanctuary Restaurants show solidarity with
immigrant community.

43 say cheese!

22 sports

Zach Berg wants to share his love of cheese
with Metro Detroiters.

From imperfection to perfection.

24 moments

Community simchahs.

46 meet jeff rose:

The chef behind C.A.Y.A. Smokehouse Grill.

12

16 spirit

ON THE COVER: SHABBAT LIGHTS
Shabbat: Friday, March 3, 6:07 p.m.
Shabbat Ends: Saturday, March 4,
7: 09 p.m.
Fast of Esther, Thursday, March 9,
begins 5:42 a.m.
design: Michelle Sher idan Shabbat: Friday, March 10, 6:15 p.m.
Shabbat Ends: Saturday, March 11,
7: 17 p.m.*

Former Detroiters Eli and
Max Sussman display
a Sanctuary Restaurants
movement sign at Samesa,
their Brooklyn restaurant.

Cover

28 synagogues
29 Torah portion

The legacy of traditions.

30 beloved leader

Shomrey Emunah to honor
Rabbi Shaiall Zachariash.

etc.

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55
56
57
58

the exchange
soul
community news
faces & places
raskin
looking back

* Times according to Yeshiva Beth Yehudah calendar.

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Customized Upscale
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