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All content by Mike Sherwin
Lenny Kohn (at right) talks with AJ Moll (center) in the kitchen at Kohn’s earlier this month. Moll was shadowing Kohn, learning about the day-to-day operations at the kosher deli and market. Photo: Mike Sherwin

[Photo] Killer pastrami is here to stay: Kohn’s finds a buyer

Published November 30, 2022
Cry Choreography: Alvin Ailey Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Photo: Paul Kolnik

2021 Summer Arts Guide

ELLEN FUTTERMAN and MIKE SHERWIN
Published June 4, 2021
Fritzi and Mike Lainoff

Fritzi and Mike Lainoff

Mike Sherwin
Published December 2, 2015
Spiced honey cake

[Photo] Spiced Honey Cake

Published September 10, 2015
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL

Mike Sherwin
Published October 13, 2014
Working 7-feet up atop a sukkah made of hay bales, Devin Brown (left) tosses a cordless drill to Brandon Eversgerd as Eric Dernbach works on the rebar support structure. All are architecture students at Kansas State. The design (by Brown) was one 10 winners in the Sukkah City STL competition held by Washington University and St. Louis Hillel.

Sukkah City

Mike Sherwin
Published October 10, 2014
Washington University students walk by two of 10 winning sukkah designs being constructed Monday in the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library as part of the Sukkah City STL competition. Held by Washington University and St. Louis Hillel, the 10 winning sukkot will be on display through Oct. 12. A variety of Jewish community events have been planned as part of Sukkah City STL. For full details, visit http://bit.ly/sukkah-city. The holiday of Sukkot begins at sundown Wednesday. Photo: Mike Sherwin

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Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Sukkah City STL Co-Chair Penny Alper (left) talks with Ashlie Latiolais, an assistant professor at University of Louisiana at Lafayette on Monday, Oct. 6 at Washington University. Latiolais sukkah design was one of 10 selected in the Sukkah City STL competition held by St. Louis Hillel and Washington University. Teams built their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library. The designs are on display through Oct. 12.

Sukkah City STL 21.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette graduate student John Welcher and professor Ashlie Latiolais work on constructing Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

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Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette graduate student John Welcher and professor Ashlie Latiolais work on constructing Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

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Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 17.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 16.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 15.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 14.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 13.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisiana at Lafayette professor Ashlie Latiolais gets help from her team and the Kansas State team in raising the 14-foot structure of Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 12.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Working 7-feet up atop a sukkah made of hay bales, Devin Brown (left) tosses a cordless drill to Brandon Eversgerd as Eric Dernbach works on the rebar support structure. All are architecture students at Kansas State. The design (by Brown) was one 10 winners in the Sukkah City STL competition held by Washington University and St. Louis Hillel.

Sukkah City STL 11.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students (from right) Brandon Eversgerd and Eric Dernbach work on constructing fellow student Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 10.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students (from right) Brian Delaney, Brandon Eversgerd and Eric Dernbach work on constructing fellow student Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 09.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students (from right) Brian Delaney, Brandon Eversgerd and Eric Dernbach work on constructing fellow student Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 08.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students Brian Delaney (plaid shirt) and Eric Dernbach work on constructing fellow student (not pictured) Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 07.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students Eric Dernbach (in baseball cap) and Andy McAllister work on constructing fellow student (in green shirt) Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 06.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students Eric Dernbach (in baseball cap) and Andy McAllister work on constructing fellow student (not pictured) Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 05.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students Eric Dernbach (in baseball cap) and Andy McAllister work on constructing fellow student (not pictured) Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 04.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
Kansas State architecture students Brian Delaney (plaid shirt) and Brandon Eversgerd work on constructing fellow student (not pictured) Devin Browns sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Browns design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 03.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisana at Lafayette graduate student Garrett Armentor and professor Ashlie Latiolais work on constructing Latiolais sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library.

Sukkah City STL 02.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisana at Lafayette graduate students Garrett Armentor (left) and John Welcher work on constructing the sukkah design of their professor, Ashlie Latiolais, on Oct. 6 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U.

Sukkah City STL 01.jpg

Mike Sherwin
Published October 9, 2014
University of Louisana at Lafayette graduate students Garrett Armentor (left) and John Welcher work on constructing the sukkah design of their professor, Ashlie Latiolais, on Oct. 6 at Washington University. Latiolais design was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U.

[Photo] Sukkah City STL 00.jpg

Published October 9, 2014
Washington University students walk by two of 10 winning sukkah designs being constructed Monday in the quadrangle just west of the universitys Olin Library as part of the Sukkah City STL competition. Held by Washington University and St. Louis Hillel, the 10 winning sukkot will be on display through Oct. 12. A variety of Jewish community events have been planned as part of Sukkah City STL. For full details, visit http://bit.ly/sukkah-city. The holiday of Sukkot begins at sundown Wednesday. Photo: Mike Sherwin

[Photo] Sukkah City

Published October 8, 2014
Bubbe Evas Strudel

[Photo] Bubbe Eva’s strudel recipe

Published March 14, 2012
Pnina Glassman, President of the Ahavas Chesed Society board. Photo: Kristi Foster

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Mike Sherwin
Published June 2, 2010
Marilyn Ratkin in 2010. Photo: Mike Sherwin

Marilyn Ratkin

Mike Sherwin
Published June 2, 2010

BSKI, Shaare Zedek discuss potential merger

ELLEN FUTTERMAN and MIKE SHERWIN
Published February 3, 2010
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