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Marcia Caller Jaffe
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Columnist, Atlanta Jewish Times
Atlanta
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Travel , Some TV and Entertainment
Sports, entertainment, religion and hobbies
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By Marcia Caller Jaffe Verified| Atlanta Jewish Times Verified Julie Routenberg opened Potpourri in November 1976 on historic Roswell Square. The store experienced three different locations and eventually moved to Sandy Springs in 1985. In 1989, they opened a second location in Buckhead. Their merchandise featured sportswear, dresses, all accessories including handbags and jewelry. The target customer was 40 years and up. Routenberg decided to close the store after almost 50 years on Feb.
By Marcia Caller Jaffe Verified| Atlanta Jewish Times Verified Atlanta is chock full of interesting “movers and shakers” – some bent on creativity, empire building, activism, the sciences, and/or just plain having fun and living the good life. Lean in to hear some of the “off the cuff” remarks as to what makes our spotlight, Renee Safra Kutner, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, tick. Kutner was a graduate of the inaugural cohort of the Mandel Executive Leadership Program for the development of rising Federation and JCC leaders.
By Marcia Caller Jaffe Verified| Atlanta Jewish Times Verified Julie Routenberg opened Potpourri in November 1976 on historic Roswell Square. The store experienced three different locations and eventually moved to Sandy Springs in 1985. In 1989, they opened a second location in Buckhead. Their merchandise featured sportswear, dresses, all accessories including handbags and jewelry. The target customer was 40 years and up. Routenberg decided to close the store after almost 50 years on Feb.
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
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Founded: 1925