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What Matters Most On Friday, November 1, 2024

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The new surgical techniques for treating strokes were made possible by advances in imaging technology and brain mapping.

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Marcus Funds Research to Revolutionize Stroke Care

Renee Kutner will assume the role of CEO of Federation effective Dec. 1. Kutner has served as the organization’s COO for the last three years.

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Kutner Lands Top Spot at Federation

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin participates in Havdalah at the close of the Sabbath at Beit Warszawa.

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Jewish Communities in Poland Come to Life Again

After falling just short of making the opening-day roster of the Green Bay Packers, veteran kicker Greg Joseph (No. 34) is making the most of his mid-season opportunity with the New York Giants // Photo Credit: New York Football Giants

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The Only Jewish Player in the NFL

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By Dave Schechter

At long last, Dave holds in his hand a book that he began working on 25 years ago.

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The Atlanta Jewish Times is doing away with subscriptions and instead is switching to a donation-based model via the Atlanta Jewish Life Foundation.

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Thousands of community members, many draping themselves in Israeli flags, gathered on the lawn at City Springs and watched the ceremony on big screen TVs.

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Anti-Israel protestors held up signs and a banner to Free Palestine and end all aid to Israel, calling it an apartheid state.

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