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Susan Nieman

Susan Nieman

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Publisher and Editor, Jewish Scene Magazine

Memphis

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Community Issues Health Environmental

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gadgets, b2b

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Total articles 55

  • Wendy’s Transformation

    By Susan Nieman Verified| Jewish Scene Magazine Verified When Eli Ostrow met Wendy, an American Bulldog, at Memphis Animal Services it was the perfect match. “All the other dogs at the shelter just barked at me, but she came up, kissed my hand and then acted super playful,” he said. Memphis Animal Services was his f irst choice, “because they are a great organization, and I’d been following them on Instagram,” he said. Wendy’s name came to him when he stopped to grab a burger on his way home from the shelter. Wendy is a survivor of heart worms.

    By Susan Nieman Verified · Jewish Scene Magazine

    Jan. 08, 2025

  • Barbie-Inspired Simcha

    By Susan Nieman Verified| Jewish Scene Magazine Verified Family Photos by Rachel Rovner & Reception Photos by Jessica Baum Sukhodolsky Family and friends from New York, Washington D.C., Connecticut, and more gathered for Eliana’s bat mitzvah during the long Memorial Day weekend to celebrate and make lasting memories. The festivities began with a Friday night Shabbat dinner and kiddush at Baron Hirsch Synagogue hosted by mom and dad, Jessica and Alex. On Saturday, family members had the honor of reading from the Torah.

    By Susan Nieman Verified · Jewish Scene Magazine

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • Wendy’s Transformation

    By Susan Nieman Verified| Jewish Scene Magazine Verified When Eli Ostrow met Wendy, an American Bulldog, at Memphis Animal Services it was the perfect match. “All the other dogs at the shelter just barked at me, but she came up, kissed my hand and then acted super playful,” he said. Memphis Animal Services was his f irst choice, “because they are a great organization, and I’d been following them on Instagram,” he said. Wendy’s name came to him when he stopped to grab a burger on his way home from the shelter. Wendy is a survivor of heart worms.

    By Susan Nieman Verified · Jewish Scene Magazine

    Jan. 08, 2025

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Jewish Scene Magazine

Jewish Scene Magazine, a premier full-color publication, highlights Jewish young and old. From nursery schools to nursing homes and everything in between, our stories embrace our past, focus on the present and raise awareness about our future. Monthly columns spotlight Jewish volunteers, businesses, sports figures, arts, entertainment and home and garden. Feature stories highlight agency accomplishments, and offer recipes and exciting weekend get-a-ways. Read about the rich history and travel to destinations of thriving Southern Jewish communities in Wandering Jew. With full-color photographs of children, grandchildren, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, friends and acquaintances, Jewish Scene Magazine will lay on coffee tables month after month and will be mailed to friends and family across the country and in Israel.

Memphis, United States

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