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What Matters Most On Monday, June 1, 2026

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Joel Marks (left) and Craig Lefkoff have a complete wardrobe of brightly colored shirts for their volunteer work with children.

Community

Hospital Volunteering Brings Real Retirement Rewards

Ana Robbins is currently preparing for the Cocodona 250, a 250-mile ultramarathon across Arizona.

News

Award-Winning Athlete Impacts Lives of Children

By Robyn Spizman Gerson

The Hebrew Academy’s 1976 seventh-grade class recently held their 50th reunion. Pictured with the former students is their kindergarten teacher, Isabelle Maslia.

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Hebrew Academy: Together Again After 50 Years

Matthew H. Bernstein has taught film and media at Emory University for 37 years.

Professionals

Bernstein Retires from Emory

In need of a good lawyer? Check out this helpful legal guide to find the right attorney for you.

Professionals

2026 Legal Guide

By Compiled by AJT staff

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The group spent a few weeks in southern Israel, where it was safer.

Israel NewsLocal Students Spent Semester in Israel During War

By Jan Jaben-Eilon

An estimated 27 percent of the state's active voters cast ballots in the primary election.

NewsJewish Candidates Win, Lose, and Earn Runoff Slots

By Dave Schechter

In just a brief conversation, Ted Turner made a lasting impression on AJT owner and Publisher Michael Morris.

Publisher's NoteTed Turner Taught Me a Thing or Two

By Michael Morris

“This is the first time we’ve been apart on Passover in 62 years,” said Gene Rubel about his wife, Myrna, being unable to return to Atlanta prior to Passover.

Israel NewsIran War Strands Atlantans for Passover

By Jan Jaben-Eilon

Hitting the Chai NotesThe Sound Between the Notes

By Joe Alterman

Rabbi Philip Kranz served Temple Sinai as rabbi and rabbi emeritus for 46 years.

NewsRabbi Kranz Lauded as Leader, Mentor & Friend

The day started as a typical school day at Decatur High School whose population is approximately 1,900.

NewsIncident at Decatur High Embroils Jewish Community

By Jan Jaben-Eilon

AJT Editor-in-Chief Sasha Heller

New-ish & JewishBack to the Future

By Sasha Heller

There’s plenty of new programming planned for this summer at your favorite summer camps.

CampWhat’s New at Summer Camp This Year?

By Compiled by AJT staff

Check out this index of community summer and day camps.

Camp2026 Camp Guide

By Compiled by AJT staff

Synagogue GuideAJT Synagogue Guide for 2025

By Compiled by AJT staff

Atlanta Jewish Times recently switched to a donation-based model.

NewsAJT Donation Model Starting Off Strong

By Robert Garber

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