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Bill Motchan

Bill Motchan

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Contributor, St. Louis Jewish Light

Missouri

Biography

I am a writer, editor and photographer specializing in stories about people and what makes them unique. I graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism with a B.A. degree. I also have a masters degree in media communications and marketing. Since then I have worked in a wide variety of communications jobs, including news/feature writing and photography, marketing communications, media relations, research, advertising and proposal writing.

Final Covers

especially judaism , i also have covered the local (st. louis) music scene extensively , over the past few years i've primarily covered religion

Doesn’t Cover

Nothing--I'm open to any topic.

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Content

Total articles 614

  • Exercise and wellness screenings promote heart health

    By Bill Motchan Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified Heart health is important at any age, but especially in older adults. That’s because heart disease can affect a person’s overall health, mobility and attitude. Fortunately, there are simple steps everyone can take to prevent heart problems. “The No. 1 thing that we can do for heart health is to stop smoking,” Shalom Plotkin, owner of the home care service Right at Home in Beachwood, told the Cleveland Jewish News. “Smoking less is going to be helping your arteries and your blood vessels.

    By Bill Motchan Verified · Cleveland Jewish News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Proper footwear can be key to exercise safety

    By Bill Motchan Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming and spring is in the air. It’s the perfect environment to go for a brisk walk outside. Getting out of the house for some exercise can brighten your mood and overall health. If you’re starting outdoor exercise to for the first time after a long cold winter, it’s important to do so with some basic safety guidelines in mind.

    By Bill Motchan Verified · Cleveland Jewish News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Exercise and wellness screenings promote heart health

    By Bill Motchan Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified Heart health is important at any age, but especially in older adults. That’s because heart disease can affect a person’s overall health, mobility and attitude. Fortunately, there are simple steps everyone can take to prevent heart problems. “The No. 1 thing that we can do for heart health is to stop smoking,” Shalom Plotkin, owner of the home care service Right at Home in Beachwood, told the Cleveland Jewish News. “Smoking less is going to be helping your arteries and your blood vessels.

    By Bill Motchan Verified · Cleveland Jewish News

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Company Info

St. Louis Jewish Light

We report on St Louis Jewish people and news digitally every day (except Shabbat) and with 6 newsletters specializing in topics such as Jewish Families, Israeli Life and News, and Obituaries. Twice a month we print an award-winning newspaper for the community. The Light, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, strives to live up to its motto: "Connecting the Community," by offering news, information and commentary about the St. Louis Jewish community, as well as Jewish news from around the nation, in Israel and elsewhere around the globe.

St. Louis, Missouri, United States

'+1 314-743-3600

Founded: 1947