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What Matters Most On Thursday, February 15, 2018

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Jaime Guttenberg, one of 17 high school students killed in Parkland, is shown in a February 2017 post on her Facebook page.

National NewsFlorida Shooting

5 of 17 Killed in Parkland Were Jewish

By Atlanta Jewish Times

The 19-year-old suspected gunman reportedly trained with a white supremacist group in Florida.

Worth, a Service Assistants dog who will turn 2 in March, couldn’t be much more relaxed while listening to stories read by kindergartners. Worth, who is training with Jane Martin, was one of at least four dogs getting experience with children and school situations at Davis on Feb. 5.

Education

Doing Good All Day at Davis

The Davis Academy’s 25th anniversary celebrations continued with a Day of Menschlichkeit Feb. 5.

EducationFour Questions With ORT Atlanta’s Veronica Beskin

By David R. Cohen

IsraelWomen of the Wall Keep Challenging Barriers

By Leah R. Harrison

EducationBeth Shalom Packs Food for Hungry Kids

By Logan C. Ritchie

Photo by Sarah Moosazadeh
Gena Boyle looks on as Jaime Russo and Sheryl Arno embrace after Ina Enoch praises Arno for her work to promote inclusivity in the community.

News

Arno, Frantz Are Top Two at Power of One

By Sarah Moosazadeh

More than 300 gathered on Feb. 11 to honor 27 people from Atlanta’s Jewish organizations.

The Jewish community will parade down LaVista Road through Toco Hills on Sunday, Feb. 25, at 11 a.m.

Holidays

Atlanta Purim Calendar 2018

Check out some of the ways you can celebrate Haman’s defeat in the coming weeks.

Benjamin Hirsch talks about the Memorial to the Six Million in his home office in the spring of 2015, shortly before the Holocaust memorial's 50th anniversary.

Obituary

Obituary: Benjamin Hirsch

By Atlanta Jewish Times

He escaped Nazi Germany on the Kindertransport, came to Atlanta at age 9, and became an award-winning architect, including the Memorial to the Six Million.

Participants in the Federation leadership mission visit Gush Etzion.

Opinion

Federation Mission Builds Bridges to Jewish Future

By Michael A. Morris

The Front Porch trip to Israel helps form vital connections for the Atlanta community.

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NewsNew CEO Plans Sixth Point Growth

By Rachel Fayne

Local NewsFrancombe Named Maccabi Games Director

By David R. Cohen

Cartoon by Yaakov Kirschen, Dry Bones

OpinionOur View: Iranian Face-Off

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