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Fran Putney
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Writer, Atlanta Jewish Times
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housing and homelessness higher education and business. Nevada with a focus on local and state governmentNews and events in and around Reno elections
consumer technology, business technology
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By Fran Putney| Atlanta Jewish Times Verified A program called, “Jewish Refugees: Journeys to America,” on the evening of March 20 was an opportunity to highlight the continuing value of and urgent need to support the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.The program featured a conversation with USHMM curator and historian Edna Friedberg and Atlanta attorney and author Ted Blum, whose book about his family’s journey to safety in the U.S. was published in 2022. Both Friedberg and Blum are children of Holocaust survivors.
By Fran Putney| Atlanta Jewish Times Verified Passover 2025 With Passover just days away from this writing, it is all too easy to be consumed by the logistical parts of hosting a seder: Will my new table arrive in time? Will the house be clean? What is my menu and when will I shop? Will my vegetarian guests have enough to eat? Those things must be addressed, but the most important part of Passover for me has always been the community and participation of the gathering.
By Fran Putney| Atlanta Jewish Times Verified A program called, “Jewish Refugees: Journeys to America,” on the evening of March 20 was an opportunity to highlight the continuing value of and urgent need to support the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.The program featured a conversation with USHMM curator and historian Edna Friedberg and Atlanta attorney and author Ted Blum, whose book about his family’s journey to safety in the U.S. was published in 2022. Both Friedberg and Blum are children of Holocaust survivors.
Company Info
Atlanta Jewish Times
The Atlanta Jewish Times (AJT) is a well-established Jewish community newspaper serving the greater Atlanta area. Founded in 1925, it is one of the oldest Jewish publications in the region. Owned by Michael A. Morris since 2014, the AJT operates as a weekly print and digital publication, employing around 50 people. Its mission is to foster community cohesion among Atlanta's Jewish population through news coverage, cultural insights, and event promotion. The AJT publishes a weekly newspaper and maintains an online presence, including an events calendar called the Atlanta Jewish Connector. It also hosts the Atlanta Jewish Life Festival, which brings together local Jewish nonprofits and cultural groups. The publication offers targeted advertising opportunities for businesses looking to connect with the Jewish community. With a focus on local and international Jewish news, lifecycle events, and cultural commentary, the AJT serves a diverse audience, including families, religious institutions, and nonprofits.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
+1 404-883-2130
Founded: 1925