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The Detroit Jewish News, 2022-05-12

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MAY 12 • 2022 | 3

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Shabbat Lights
Shabbat starts:
Friday, May 13, 8:27 p.m.
Shabbat ends:
Saturday, May 14, 9:36 p.m.

* Times according to Yeshiva Beth
Yehudah calendar.

ON THE COVER:
Cover photos: Olivia Guterson;
photo courtesy of Broder & Sachse

Cover design: Michelle Sheridan

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May 12-18, 2022 / 11-17 Iyar 5782 | VOLUME CLXXI, ISSUE 13

PURELY COMMENTARY
4-10 Essays and viewpoints.

OUR COMMUNITY
12
Motor City NFT Drop
A new program at three Detroit buildings

offers residents a chance to own and

collect digital art.

18
Synagogue Spotlight
Congregation Beth El stays strong after

60+ years as Windsor’s Reform synagogue.

20
Chicken Soup & A Smile
Barbara Greenberg delivers more than just

soup to senior citizens.

22
Welcome Back!
Jewish lawyers to honor a pair of judges at

its first major event since the pandemic.

24
Music from Auschwitz
The Zekelman Holocaust Center hosts free

concert May 22.

26
Never Too Old for Something New
Bessie Spector event celebrates 20th

anniversary, video-book style.

30
Even Small Mitzvahs Matter
DailyGiving.org multiplies $1 donations to

make a meaningful impact on people’s lives.

32
A Healing Touch
Rabbi helps Jewish hospital patients in

northern Oakland County.

33
Sending Kids to Camp for 120

Years
Tamarack’s annual event will honor Sue

and Alan J. Kaufman and Rachel Grey Ellis

on May 25.

34
Grieving Grandmother Benefits

Group Homes
JVS+Kadima receives donation to help

people with mental illness.

FOOD
36
Chef Aaron Egan’s Steak &

Potato Dinner

MAZEL TOV
38
Moments

NEXT DOR
39
A Passion for Music
Meet Bloomfield Hills High School band

director Alan Posner.

40
Changing Career Paths
After working 15 years in TV, Jason Lewis

changes course.

BUSINESS
42
Building Teams
In the forest and trees, businesses build

trust, confidence and relationships.

43
Here’s To

45
A ‘Late Bloomer’
How an idea in the middle of the night led

to a top-selling women’s clothing line.

SPORTS
46
Hall Doors Open Again
Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

banquet will return in October.

47
Powering Babson College Baseball
Josh Yellen of Bloomfield Hills is leading

the charge toward the playoffs.

SPIRIT
49
Torah Portion

50
On Being a Kiddush Hashem

52
Synagogue Directory

ARTS & LIFE
53
HBO Original Film Tells

the story of Boxer at

Auschwitz
The Survivor explores the fine

line of choosing to survive or

choosing to live.

55
Broadway-Bound
Sam Primack is on tour in the

role of Evan Hansen.

57
Celebrity News

EVENTS
58
Community Calendar

ETC.
The Exchange 60
Obituaries
62
Looking Back 70

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