
FJA Parents File Legal Complaint Demanding The School Share Information
June 18, 2013 By Jew in the D 1 Comment
On FJA Graduation Day, June 12, 2013 Attorney Dennis K. Egan of Kotz Sangster Wysocki PC filed a complaint in Oakland County Circuit Court on behalf of three Frankel Jewish Academy parents: Stefany Freeman, Beth Stone and Don Apel. The plaintiffs … [Read More...]

Farbman Group Holding Suit Collection Drive For Jackets For Jobs
June 17, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
BINGHAM FARMS, Mich. (WJBK) - Got a nice suit that no longer fits? Updating your wardrobe maybe? Jackets for Jobs is teaming up with the Farbman Group. They need your donations. "Over the next five days, we're hoping to collect over 1,000 men's … [Read More...]

Snyder Building Commercial Ties With Israel
June 17, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
By Chris Gautz The entrepreneurial spirit is so big and the market so small in Israel that Gov. Rick Snyder is focusing part of his time on a nine-day investment mission in the country to make the case that Michigan is a great place to … [Read More...]

Appeal Filed To Split Up Former Pistons Owner Bill Davidson’s Charitable Foundation
June 17, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
The son-in-law of William Davidson has filed an appeal in a case involving the late Detroit Pistons owner’s charitable foundation. Jonathan Aaron filed a motion in Oakland County Probate Court in March, seeking to have the William Davidson … [Read More...]

Josh Linkner: 6 Lessons I Learned From My Father
June 17, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
Robert Linkner was one strange dude. He forged his own path as he journeyed from hippie to psychologist to retailer to financial planner. He had a hilarious, dark sense of humor, was an incredible chef and had a series of oddball hobbies. He … [Read More...]

Huntington Woods Man Chronicles Life Off Facebook
June 17, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
Thirteen days after Ryan Beale’s divorce was finalized, he had to deal with something even more heartbreaking — his brother’s suicide. One year later, Beale of Huntington Woods realized he never fully coped with these events. Instead, … [Read More...]

Just Peachy Marks First Year With Free Fro Yo, Balloons, Magic
June 16, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
The frozen yogurt flowed freely at Just Peachy in West Bloomfield on Saturday, to celebrate the business first anniversary. Steven Morris, who opened the business on June 19, 2012 with his wife, Melissa, said Just Peachy has thrived over the past … [Read More...]

CRAIN’S INTERVIEW: Biz Wisdom From Les Gold, TV’s King Of Pawn, Now Published Author
June 13, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
By Ross Benes CRAIN'S DETROIT BUSINESS Les Gold, founder of American Jewelry and Loan and the force behind the TV show "Hardcore Pawn," releases his new book, For What It's Worth: Business Wisdom from a Pawnbroker, today. The book from the … [Read More...]

West Bloomfield Deli Unique To Close June 23
June 11, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
Deli Unique of West Bloomfield Township announced this week that the Orchard Lake Road restaurant would close June 23 after 29 years of business. “We truly appreciate the time and shared memories we have made with the people of West Bloomfield … [Read More...]

Community Mourns The Loss Of Longtime Volunteer, Diversity Champion
June 11, 2013 By Jew in the D Leave a Comment
Family members and friends from around Greater West Bloomfield filled Temple Kol Ami Tuesday afternoon to mourn the loss of longtime community volunteer David Henig. Henig, 69, died unexpectedly on Saturday. Before his retirement, … [Read More...]
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