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March 18, 2021 - Image 30

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2021-03-18

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30 | MARCH 18 • 2021

SHATNER TURNS 90;
WOOD’S JEWISH STORY
On March 22, William
Shatner will turn 90. But his
star still burns bright and
his trek goes on. His latest
film, Senior Moment, opens
in theaters and on-demand
March 26. Shatner stars as
Victor, a retired NASA test
pilot whose license gets
taken away after he’s found
speeding in his vintage
Porsche convertible with
his best friend (Christopher
Lloyd of Back to the Future
fame).
Victor’s life changes as
he finds himself trying to
get around by riding the
bus, spurring his meeting
with the beautiful free-spir-
it Caroline (played by
Jean Smart, 69, a star of
Designing Women). Victor
and Caroline have very dif-
ferent lifestyles and, Smart
says, they have to “negoti-
ate their romance.” But, she
added, they [end up] “filling
each other’s gaps.”
Shatner postponed a
90-year-blowout cele-
bration until this summer,
when things will (we hope)
be much better. He’ll cel-
ebrate at a museum near
Syracuse, New York, that
houses a hand-built, precise
replica of the Enterprise
bridge. Festivities include a
$1,500-a-ticket gala dinner
with Shatner himself (the
ticket includes a selfie with
the former Capt. Kirk, an
autographed photo and a
couple of other goodies).
Evan Rachel Wood, 33,
was a child when she began
acting in made-for-TV films
in the ’90s. In 2003, she had
her breakthrough star role
in Thirteen, a gritty, critically

acclaimed film about two
teen girls. In the following
years, she costarred in many
prestige film and TV proj-
ects. She received a Golden
Globe nomination for
Thirteen and Golden Globe
and Emmy nominations
for the mini-series Mildred
Pierce and the TV show
Westworld.
Her Jewish background
has long been confused. In
a commentary track for one
video (2004) she said she
was Jewish. In 2005, theater
director Ira Wood, Evan’s
non-Jewish father, made a
confusing statement that
you could take to mean that
Evan’s mother converted to
Judaism when she (Evan’s
mother) was a teen — or
when Evan became a teen.
Evan’s mother, Sara Lynn
Moore, 62, is a respected
Hollywood-based acting
coach. She and Ira Wood
split when Evan was about
10. Her present husband is
Jewish. The timing of her
conversion was clarified
last September when Evan
posted a photo of her moth-
er taken when her mother
was just 16. In the photo,
her mom is wearing a large
Star-of-David on a pendant.
Clearly, Sara converted to
Judaism when she was a
teen. (Why Sara, the child of
non-Jewish parents, decid-
ed to become Jewish at
such a young age is still not
public).

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING — RESCHEDULED
UPPER LONG LAKE — LAKE BOARD

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 75 W. BLOOMFIELD TWP
.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 288 BLOOMFIELD TWP
.

HEARING OF ASSESSMENT | MONDAY, MARCH 29, 2021

TO THE OWNERS OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTIES:

TO THE OWNERS OF all properties abutting and/or with access to Upper Long Lake,
Bloomfield Twp. & W. Bloomfield Twp., Oakland County, MI (Legal Description: T2N,
R9E, Section 12 & T2N, R10E, Section 7)

The Lake Board of Upper Long Lake will meet via Zoom on Monday, March 29,
2021, Bloomfield Twp. Hall, 4200 Telegraph Rd, 3:00 p.m., to consider confirming
the Special Assessment Roll in order to continue a Lake Improvement Program for the
years 2021-2024. Any person may attend this Public Hearing and may comment.
This Public Hearing is pursuant to the Natural Resources and Environmental Protec-
tion Act provisions for Inland Lake Improvements, MCL 324.30901 et. seq.

Join Zoom Meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88308317707?pwd=d3VkYXFxU0hTeWtGdnhBT3JvbHM4UT09

Meeting ID: 883 0831 7707 Passcode: 738242

The proposed Special Assessment Roll with riparian parcels assessed at $638.06 per
year and lake access parcels assessed between $159.52 and $210.56 per year. To
examine the Special Assessment Roll contact the Bloomfield Township Clerk’s Office
or West Bloomfield Township Clerk’s Office.

To preserve your right to appeal the Special Assessment Roll to the Michigan Tax
Tribunal, you MUST both timely object and timely appeal.

• To object: you or your agent may appear at the Public Hearing or prior to the time of the
Public Hearing your objection may be submitted in writing to Martin C. Brook, Clerk,
Charter Twp. of Bloomfield, 4200 Telegraph Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302.

• To appeal: you must file a written appeal of the special assessment with the
Michigan Tax Tribunal within 30 days after Notice of Confirmation of the Special
Assessment Roll has been published in the Jewish News.

Martin C. Brook, Bloomfield Twp. Clerk Teri Weingarden, W. Bloomfield Twp. Treasurer
Upper Long Lake-Lake Board Secretary Upper Long Lake-Lake Board Officer

NOTE: The Charter Twp. of Bloomfield will provide necessary, reasonable auxiliary aids and services at all meetings to
individuals with disabilities. All such requests must be made at least five days prior to said meeting. Individuals with disabilities
requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact Bloomfield Twp. by writing or calling the following: Letter • Bloomfield Twp.
Clerk’s Office, 4200 Telegraph Rd, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302. Email • clerk@bloomfieldtwp.org Phone • 248-433-7702.

Post: 3-8-2021 Publish: 3-18-2021 & 3-25-2021 US Mail: 3-11-2021

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