Jewish Dayton
Writer to right passage on Wright’s wrong
David McCullough weighs in on Katharine’s antisemitic expressions By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer Now in its 13th year, The Big Read is an inspired concept. A collaboration of numerous public libraries, colleges, and a bookstore in the Dayton region, The Big Read asks the public to vote on
Where are the Jews of Dayton?
Demographer’s conservative estimate: nearly a third of Jews in Miami Valley unidentified. Recent Pew studies are key to understanding trends. By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer Virtually every year for more than a century, The American Jewish Year Book has included population estimates for Jewish communities across the United
Husband & wife administrators to lead Hillel Academy day school
By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer In mid June, the board of Hillel Academy announced it had hired Kathy and Dan Mecoli to share the Jewish day school’s full-time administrative position. Dan has been named principal and Kathy the instructional leader of Hillel, which enters this school year using
Rockin’ the ‘Mitzvah
Mitzvah projects bring to life timeless Jewish values By Michelle Tedford, Special To The Dayton Jewish Observer By carefully choosing the blue glass of his artwork, Tobias Cebulash captured the white swirl of a storm cloud. In the brown, the wood grain of a ship’s hull. And in the navy
‘Returning a seed’
Fledgling liberal Jewish congregation in Germany receives Torah from Temple Israel By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer On June 5, Deborah Tal-Rüttger’s 10-year search for a kosher Torah scroll for her small, liberal Jewish congregation in Germany came to a grand conclusion at Temple Israel. The 161-year-old Reform Dayton