Sasha Heller

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The AJT asked a panel of local realtors to discuss the current state of the metro Atlanta real estate market. Topics included key challenges in the current residential market, emerging trends, and advice for both buyers and sellers. Read on to find out about Atlanta’s current real estate market. Rachel LipszycAzure Realty What are some key challenges in the current residential real estate market? Buyers are more selective than ever.

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State Rep. Esther Panitch was one of 18 female leaders who were recently recognized by Hadassah for their outspoken and consistent support of Israel.

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Cecile Felsenthal Prager, born Dec. 25, 1939, in Memphis, Tenn., passed away peacefully at her home on May 6, 2025, surrounded by her family. Cecile was a wonderful daughter, sister, friend, wife, partner, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Nothing brought Cecile more joy than her six grandchildren. Family was everything to Cecile, so she moved from her beloved Memphis after the death of her husband to Atlanta to be near the grandchildren.

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Ellen Feinberg, 88, of Atlanta, Ga. passed away on May 5, 2025. She was a retired schoolteacher. Ellen is predeceased by her husband, Randy Feinberg. She is survived by her sister, Margie Sonshein, her children, Rick and Micki Falcon, Ken Feinberg; her grandkids, Max, Emma and Perry Falcon, Mia and Drew Smith, Stella Feinberg and Anauka Feinberg. The funeral was held at 10 a.m., Wednesday, May 7, 2025, at Arlington with Rabbi Max Miller officiating. Arrangements by Dressler’s, 770-451-4999.

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Joseph Allan Arnold was born July 1, 1931, at the zenith of The Great Depression. He did not know how poor he was until later in life. He did know that none of his five older siblings owned an automobile. When asked about her family, his mother would say that she had “five children and a doctor.”Joe’s parents, Bernard and Addie Arnold, were older when he was born as his father was 56 and his mother, 43.