NATIONAL DAY OF LEARNING JULY 14, 2016 FREE programs for children at various Dayton Metro Library locations. For more information, visit the Events Calendar at DaytonMetroLibrary.org or call (937) 463-BOOK. BROOKVILLE – 425 Rona Parkway Drive Astronaut Training 1:00 PM-2:00 PM What does it take to become an astronaut? Join us to find out! Participants…
Eating healthy begins in the aisle of the grocery store, where you can select items for a healthy pantry. Below are some tips provided by… Read More
It’s the final hurrah (or huzzah?) for the 2016 Ohio Renaissance Festival — and if you haven’t made it out to Harveysburg, it’s the perfect weekend to go! We’re expecting chilly, seasonal temps, so bundle up in your best costume and get to the Ohio Renaissance Festival! This weekend’s theme is Halloween, and there will…
This IS a deal alert: The annual Sam’s Club membership deal has returned to Groupon!
As our parents age, they become increasingly vulnerable to various factors that can compromise their overall health and well-being. Hence, we must provide them with the necessary care and support to ensure their safety, comfort, and quality of life. In this guide, we will discuss efficient and practical strategies to help you take care of…
Are you looking for after-school enrichment activities this year? Check out these local programs your kids are sure to love! The Little Gym of Dayton Agility, fitness & strength or in their words SUPER POWERS! Our high energy lessons build strength & improve overall fitness & conditioning. Focusing on individual accomplishment, rather than competition, children…
The ninth annual Jewish Cultural Festival returns to Temple Israel on Sunday, June 2 from 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. at 130 Riverside Drive across the river from Fifth-Third Field, near downtown. The entire community – both Jewish and non-Jewish – is invited to join the free, family-friendly festival celebrating Jewish music, art, food and ritual. …
It is hard to accept that your child may be a bully, but taking firm action to address the situation prevents more potential victims and is an act of love.
Many homeowners delay minor repairs, thinking they aren’t urgent. A small leak, a tiny crack, or a flickering light might seem like minor inconveniences, but these issues often turn into major problems if left unaddressed. What starts as a small fix can escalate into costly repairs, creating unnecessary financial strain and potential safety risks. In…
As children write, they become aware that the written letters and words have meaning, and they start to see the relationship between written and spoken word. Because of this, writing is one of the five early literacy practices that help children become ready to read. The holidays present a number of great opportunities to practice…
