July 2-15, 2021 Published by the Jewish Federation of Greater Binghamton Volume L, Number 14 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Federation plans event for young families on July 15 By Reporter staff ages and will include activities and healthy we want to gather families again,” said Jewish community come together for The Jewish Federation of Greater snacks. The park also has a playground. Shelley Hubal, executive director of the children and parents to get to know each Binghamton will hold an event for young Rabbi Benny Kellman will perform chil- Federation. “Everyone had a great time other better.” families on Thursday, July 15, at 5:30 pm, dren’s songs and Rabbi Rachel Esserman and it was nice to see each other again RSVPs are not required, but are appreci- at Stair Park off Murray Hill Road in Ves- will tell a story. after the pandemic.” ated in order to make certain there is enough tal. Children and their parents are invited “We were so pleased with the atten- Hubal added, “I think it’s important food for everyone. To make a reservation, to attend. The event is for children of all dance at our Tot Shabbat in June that to have families from all parts of the e-mail Hubal at
[email protected]. Save the date Federation to hold Super Sunday on August 29 By Reporter staff Larry Kassan, who has directed produc- know how much money we’ll have available time,” she noted. “Since the pandemic has The Jewish Federation of Greater tions of the musical, will facilitate the film before the allocation process starts this fall.” eased, we are hoping that we will be able Binghamton will hold Super Sunday early discussion.