Calendar 2018

Date

Event

9:00 a.m - noon, League Office.

Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Dayton, Tour de Gem was created to foster a sense of community, history, pride and healthy living through cycling, while serving as a fundraising opportunity for local nonprofits. League Treasurer Becky Kirkland has already registered LWVGDA in this event, and is acting as our team captain. If you want to ride, sign up at our team webpage. The website will help you set up a donation page. To support the League team with a donation, go to the team webpage and select Becky as the rider. The ride is for all ages with a variety of routes ranging from 3, 6, or 10 miles to 107 miles. Helmets are mandatory for all riders. Start/Finish is at Don Crawford Plaza at 5/3 field. Further details will be available in the weeks ahead. Susan B.Anthony credits bicycling as a big step in the emancipation of women - giving them the freedom to leave children and husband at home and travel alone and be free. Please join us for this fun event and bike for your rights!

6:30 p.m., Miamisburg Library on Lyons Road. This forum will include Montgomery County Commissioners Doug Barry and Carolyn Rice; and 42nd District candidates Niraj Antani and Zach Dickerson. The event is free and open to the public.

Register to vote by this date to be eligible to vote in the November election.

7:00 p.m., Beavercreeek Fire Station 2195 Dayton-Xenia Road. This forum will include candidates for Greene County Commissioner, Greene County Clerk of Courts, and Ohio House Districts 73 and 74. The event is free and open to the public.

Early voting begins on this date, either in person at your County Board of Elections, or by mail (absentee ballot). See our Voter FAQ page for links to instructions.

6:30 p.m., Jewish Community Center 525 Versailles Dr Centerville. This forum will include All Montgomery County Candidates. The event is free and open to the public.

7: 00 p.m., THE NEON, 130 E. Fifth Street Dayton (free parking at 5th & Sinclair, or in the Transportation Center Garage. Validate your parking ticket at the Box Office.) Join us for this FREE one-time screening of the compelling new documentary about the lack of affordable childcare and how this crisis is overwhelming families and hurting our kids. We'll have a provocative post-screening discussion about the film and what needs to change to ensure children are getting the care they need when their brains are being hard-wired for life. FREE tickets are available at the door, or reserve your spot by registering online. Reservations will be taken until noon on 18 Oct and will be held until 20 minutes before the film starts.