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Articles by Marisa Meyerson
The Well Unveils Final Art Piece from Paint the Torah Event — Detroit Jewish News
The Well’s executive director Rabbi Jeff Stombaugh and muralist Daniel Cascardo designed a 20-inch tall by 20-foot long canvas inspired by different quotes of Torah, from each of the five books respectively. On the beautiful fall afternoon of Oct. 10, over 40 Metro Detroiters made their way to the Eastern Market Art Park to Paint the Torah. The event, in celebration of Simchat Torah, was hosted by The Well in partnership with muralist Daniel Cascardo.
Matchmaker, Matchmaker: NJP (Nice Jewish Person) Abbie Jankelovitz — Detroit Jewish News
Each month, The Well highlights an amazing (and eligible!) individual. The Well has agreed to share its Q & As with these amazing singles with the JN. This month, The Well has a conversation with NJP Abbie Jankelovitz. By Marisa Meyerson, Special to the Jewish News Q: How did you decide to make your adult life in Metro Detroit? AJ: I grew up in Metro Detroit and decided to stay here for two reasons. First, which is the most important to me, is that my family lives here.
Matchmaker, Matchmaker: NJP (Nice Jewish Person) Marlee Shifman — Detroit Jewish News
Each month, The Well highlights an amazing (and eligible!) individual. The Well has agreed to share its Q & As with these amazing singles with the JN. This month, The Well has a conversation with NJP Marlee Shifman. By Marisa Meyerson, Special to the Jewish News Q: How did you decide to make your adult life in Metro Detroit? MS: I am from Farmington Hills, born and raised, so my intent from the get-go was to stay in the Detroit area.
WELLcome Home, Barrie Siegel! — Detroit Jewish News
Each month, The Well highlights someone who recently moved back to Metro Detroit after adventures away. They agreed to share these profiles with the JN. By Marisa Meyerson Q: You’ve recently returned to Metro Detroit after spending some time away. What brought you back? BS: There were a lot of things that brought me back! I was in a place that was beautiful, but it did not have the community I needed in order to be my best and most authentic self.
#Friendseder — The Best Thing Since Boxed Matzah — Detroit Jewish News
Published April 5, 2019byJN Contributor By Rabbi Daniel Horwitz and Marisa Meyerson Remember Thanksgiving? Well, a major national trend has taken off among young adults, who overwhelmingly are living away from home, to get together with their “urban families” for “Friendsgiving” — a meal leading up to the holiday they can celebrate with their friends before heading home.
The Well's Nice Jewish Person, Melissa Mendelson
Each month, The Well highlights an amazing (and eligible!) individual. The Well has agreed to share its Q & As with these amazing singles with the JN. By Marisa Meyerson, Special to the Jewish News Q: How did you decide to make your adult life in Metro Detroit? MM: I was born and raised in Metro Detroit, and I also have a very large extended family that lives in Michigan. I grew up with a passion for the University of Michigan, so attending college there seemed like a no-brainer.
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