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What Matters Most On Thursday, April 26, 2018

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Pupils at Chabad of Forsyth’s JUDA Hebrew school participate in Planting Day to prepare a garden outside Congregation Beth Israel.

Real Estate

Jewish Community Spreading All Around Atlanta

While some are leaving the suburbs and heading intown, others head out to Forsyth and beyond.

Real EstateSonenshine: Get Ready to Sell Now

By Debbie Sonenshine

Real EstateSchulman: Seller’s Market Can Work for Ready Buyer

By Rose Anne Schulman

Real EstateLampert: The ABCs of Buying and Selling a Home

By Stacy Frohman Lampert

Sister Madison Zinsenheim and parents Penny and Steve Zinsenheim accept the Carnegie Medal in memory of Davis Zinsenheim from past recipient Charlie Harris on April 22. (Photo courtesy of the family)

Local News

Carnegie Honors Fallen Cobb County Hero

By Atlanta Jewish Times

Davis Zinsenheim, 22, died in a fall while trying to save his friend almost two years ago.

A flag show is one of the treats for the more than 500 people attending the Young Israel of Toco Hills barbecue at Mason Mill Park on April 19. (Photo by Beth Intro Photography)

Israel@70Yom HaAtzmaut

Georgia Helps Israel Celebrate Birthday

By Atlanta Jewish Times

Gov. Nathan Deal and Ambassador Judith Varnai Shorer highlight the close bonds between the states.

Housing Crunch Reflects Israel’s Conflicts

Our View: Party for Israel

By Atlanta Jewish Times

Keith's Corner BBQ again will be selling food at Kosher Day at SunTrust Park on May 6.

Sports

Bottom of the 9th for Braves’ Kosher Day

By Rabbi Reuven Stein

The Atlanta Kosher Commission is hosting the event for the 18th and likely last time May 6.

Max Fried pitches for the Braves on Aug. 8, 2017, against the Philadelphia Phillies. (Photo courtesy Pouya Dianat/Atlanta Braves)

Sports

Max Fried Has Rocky Return to Majors

By Atlanta Jewish Times

The Braves’ top Jewish prospect gives up a walk-off two-run home run without getting an out against the Reds.

Pinchas Gutter speaks to college students in Dunwoody on April 12.

Yom HaShoah

Glimpsing a Future of Eternal Survivors

By Michael Jacobs

A Holocaust survivor’s holographic, interactive image visits Dunwoody for Yom HaShoah

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Georgia PoliticsSilcox Stands by Legislative Record

By Sarah Moosazadeh

Georgia PoliticsSilcox Challenger Separates Politics From Religion

By Sarah Moosazadeh

The new tax law, combined with rising interest rates, makes homeownership less financially appealing for many people, RADCO Cos. CEO Norman Radow says.

Real EstateDon’t Be in a Rush to Buy, Radow Advises

By Atlanta Jewish Times

ObituaryObituary: Rabbi Melvin Glazer

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