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The Detroit Jewish News, 2019-05-30

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May 30-June 5, 2019

25 Iyar-2 Sivan 5779

VOLUME CLV, ISSUE 17

thejewishnews.com

For all the breaking news and
ONLINE EXCLUSIVES

• Schmoozing with Wellness Blogger and Health Coach Sari Diskin
• Recipe from the Bacco Kitchen: Cacio e Pepe

Detroit Jewish News

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I

t’
s a question I’
m frequently asked
in our current era of digital media
expansion and print media con-
traction. The answer may surprise
you. Today, thanks to
our print and digital
platforms, Jewish News
content is seen by more
people than at any point
in our 77-year history.
For loyal readers of
our weekly print edition,
the Jewish News contin-
ues to provide unique,
quality content. That quality was recently
recognized by the Society of Professional
Journalists Detroit Chapter when JN staff
outperformed every publication in its
class for reporting, writing and design.
For those more attuned to getting
their news and information online, the
Jewish News website, thejewishnews.
com, has become increasingly popular.
In fact, traffic has doubled over the past
six months to almost 100,000 unique
monthly visitors.
That’
s why effective June 3, we are
introducing a significantly enhanced,
easier to use thejewishnews.com. In
addition to award-winning content
from the Jewish News, the website will
have more breaking stories, more video
content and its own dedicated web-first
news gathering team headed by Digital
Editor Allison Jacobs. Visit us often!
Quite simply, your weekly Jewish News
and the expanded thejewishnews.com
will provide you with a powerful combi-
nation of independent, trusted Detroit-
oriented content.
We welcome your feedback and sug-
gestions. Please contact me at ahorwitz@
thejewishnews.com or Allison Jacobs at
ajacobs@renmedia.us. We look forward
to continuing to serve you, in print and
digitally, as we capture and tell our com-
munity’
s story … and yours.

Arthur Horwitz,
Publisher/Executive Editor

“How’s the
Jewish News
doing?”

publisher’
s notebook

Arthur Horwitz

VIEWS

5-8

JEWS IN THE D
10 People of the Book

Despite modern technology,

Jews still cherish books.
18 Ford to Build Innovation

Center in Israel
20 Series Kickoff

Toobin talks about Supreme Court

for fi
rst of Temple Israel lectures.

22 Community Celebrates

Yom HaZikaron
24 Measles Outbreak Ends

30 Moments

SPIRIT

33 Torah portion

ARTS&LIFE

34 Sights on Stratford?

Check out these plays and

programs with Jewish elements.
36 Enjoying Every Step

Popular indie artist from Southfi
eld

is on a “Walk across America.”
38 Celebrity Jews

ON THE GO

39 Events/Editor’
s Picks

HEALTH

42 The Doctor Is In

Dr. Deborah Charfoos spreads the
word on clean eating.

44 Israeli Health News

45 Vision Dysfunction

Microprism lenses help those

suffering from eye misalignment.

ETC.

47 The Exchange

49 Soul

53 Raskin

54 Looking Back


SHABBAT LIGHTS
Shabbat starts:
Friday, May 31, 8:44 p.m.
Shabbat ends:
Saturday, June 1, 9:55 p.m.

* Times according to Yeshiva Beth Yehudah calendar.

Cover design: Michelle Sheridan

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