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Kemp: Georgia Vaccine Priorities on Target
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Dave Schechter
The governor defends the state’s COVID-19 vaccination plan while Georgians use social media to help each other find appointments.
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Jewish Groups Wary of Georgia Voting Bills
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Dave Schechter
If counties have the option to schedule weekend early voting only on Saturdays, observant Jews could be left without an option.
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Davis Academy Reports No New COVID Cases
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Dave Schechter
The Reform Jewish day school also has updated its guidelines and protocols on various aspects of the response to any positive cases.
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School Teachers and Staff Get Vaccine Priority
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Blank Names CHOA ‘Construction Managers’
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Anna Levy
Three pediatric patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta have been appointed to serve as honorary construction managers of the Arthur M. Blank Hospital.
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Israel
COVID Travel Restrictions Impact Atlantans and Israelis
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Jan Jaben-Eilon
Ben-Gurion Airport could be closed until after Passover, with some rescue flights to Israelis caught abroad.
Israel
JNF Plans Largest Zionist Project for Israel
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Reader's Choice
Best of Jewish Atlanta: 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards
It’s time again to vote for the Best of Jewish Atlanta. New Nominations are Open Until February 15, 2021. Voting Closes March 31.
STYLE Magazine
Love Was Just Around the Corner
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
Atlanta natives Paige Philipson and Mitchell Alterman were married in November in a COVID Plan B wedding sparing no elegance.
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Planner and Doctor Combine Skills for Wedding Plan
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Marcia Caller Jaffe
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Love Among the Flowers
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Marcia Caller Jaffe
Atlantans Valerie and Sam serendipitously met in D.C., then tied the knot amid blooms and seasonal lighting at the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
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Welcome Little Lyla Rose
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Marcia Caller Jaffe
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You Are Cordially Invited
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Flora Rosefsky
Even during the pandemic, you can still send artful designs on paper customized to fit every personality.
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Health Experts Caution Against In-Person Simchas
By
Jan Jaben-Eilon
STYLE Magazine
Marion’s Fun Factory Bat Mitzvah
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
The Kogon family executed festivities on a smaller scale with the help of an event planner, rabbis and family.
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Putting Judaica On the Gift List
By
Flora Rosefsky
STYLE Magazine
Brickman Celebrates 75 Years Since Bar Mitzvah
By
Chana Shapiro
The Atlanta Jewish community leader and author continues the tradition of chanting his bar mitzvah Torah portion on the anniversary, but this time was different.
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Potts Boxes Up Joy in Mitzvahs
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
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Cooking Up Simchas in the Kitchen
By
Stephanie Nissani
Baking Smiles cooking parties and workshops allow friends and family to cook together virtually or in small in-person groups.
Education
Keeping Students Connected on Campus
By
Nathan Posner
Jewish campus organizations adapt to the pandemic with creative efforts to keep students connected to Judaism.
Education
Keeping Underclassmen Moving in Right Direction
By
Mark Fisher
Education
Story Intelligence
By
Flora Rosefsky
An emerging concept about the way our brains are wired for story affects how we understand what it means to be human.
Education
Melton Class Modified for Diverse Abilities
By
Jan Jaben-Eilon
Education
Seniors Find Solace in Online Learning
By
Susanne Katz
New Jewish learning opportunities range from Kabbalah and spirituality to character education and ethical behavior.
Education
Jewish Kids Go Big with Lego
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
The educational value of this decades-old toy inspires creativity, teamwork, patience and dimensional forecasting.
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Chai Style Art: Sculptor’s Art Provokes Conversation
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
Psychotherapist Aleta Aaron finds working in clay healing and therapeutic. She lives among nature, tucked in a bamboo forest surrounded by family connections.
Camp
Meet Ramah Darom’s New Director
By
Anna Levy
Anna Serviansky comes to Camp Ramah Darom with a background in Jewish education and a personal history and passion for the camp.
Camp
Barney Medintz To Open ‘The Den’
By
Robyn Spizman Gerson
Community
Orthodox Atlanta Couple Hike the U.S.
By
Anna Levy
Cory and Randy Shaw have been traveling through the U.S. since Jan. 3 in their pickup truck, visiting national parks and building a closer relationship with each other and G-d.
Dining
Monkey Around with Asian Cuisine
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
Monkey 68 in Alpharetta serves diverse cuisines, small plates, sushi and exotic cocktails with a central bar and split-level dining room.
The Lowdown
The Lowdown: Linda Selig and Stacey Fisher
By
Marcia Caller Jaffe
Lean in to hear some of the off the cuff remarks about what makes Hillel activists mother-daughter duo Linda Selig and Stacey Fisher tick.
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Nathan Posner
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Roni Robbins
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Bob Bahr
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Realtor Helps Orthodox Families Relocate
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Vaccination Shortage Hits Home
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Nathan Posner
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Atlanta’s Office Market Adjusts to Pandemic
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Jan Jaben-Eilon
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Schoen Reflects on His Trump Impeachment Role
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