Dr. Jack Bernstein is an infectious disease physician. He was formerly the Chief of Infectious Disease and Head of Research at the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He is also an emeritus professor at Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine. No cost.
Sweet Arrow Reserve (789 Little Sugarcreek Road). The land was acquired by the Park District in 2013 from the Dille Family. Sweet Arrow Reserve is currently the largest park managed by our agency, consisting of nearly 263 acres of woodland, prairies and meadows. There are 7 different trail loops ranging from .5 to 1.5 miles […]
A Taste of Jewish Cultural Festival at Temple Israel creates opportunities for all who wish to learn more about Jewish traditions, history, customs, and faith. In past years, over 2000 people have turned out to enjoy music and stories, learn about rituals, Torah, and holidays, taste brisket, falafel and challah, play games, and learn that […]
Join us for a virtual tour and discussion of the exhibition at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. There is a complimentary box lunch available for pickup at Beth Abraham Synagogue on Friday, May 14, 2021 between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. There is no cost for this event. Register on our website: bethabrahamdayton.org by May […]
We are very excited to see your children at Camp Shalom this summer! We are committed to making this a safe and healthy summer, as well as a fun and memorable one too! At our Town Hall meeting via Zoom on May 20, we will share with you the information we currently have about camp […]
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The Community Geocache Scavenger Hunt will run from May 22 – June 7. Caches will be placed by Hillel Academy students on May 21, and removed on June 7. Registered families will be emailed the coordinates on May 21 -- register below! Two small caches (a box about the size of your palm), are hidden […]
Please join us on Zoom. Our speaker is Jim Nathanson and his topic is The Bar Kokhba Revolt, The Pivotal Event in the Development of Rabbinic Judaism.