The Peterborough Amateur Radio Club will host the 2019 ARRL North America Amateur Radio Field Day in the Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes districts. The event features skilled radio operators communicating with each other from around North America in this annual test of emergency communications capabilities. Everyone is welcome to come and see sophisticated radio systems, observe local operators demonstrate their skills, ask questions about communications and how to obtain a ”ham” license and participate by assisting station operators. This free event begins at 2pm Saturday June 22 and will operate continuously for 24 hours from Newhall Park at the corner of Lock and McKellar Streets in Peterborough. For further information contact David Moes, Field Day Manager, 705-876-1710 or ve3sd@rac.ca

Eastbound Riverside Drive East will be reduced to one lane at Parent Avenue for sewer repairs from June 18 at 8am to June 19 at 7pm.

Dougall Avenue will be reduced to one lane between Ouellette Place and South Cameron Boulevard for exploratory work as part of the Dougall Avenue/CN Rail Underpass and Multi-Use Trail Project. Monday, June 24 to Friday, June 28, daily from 9am to 5pm.

In loving memory of Robert Dickenson on the 50th anniversary of his passing. Always remembered by his wife, Jean.

In loving memory of Graeme Doig (October 27, 1932 to June 17, 2015) from the Doig family

ART SPEAK Gallery viewing - June 17-22.

1942 Wyandotte St.  E. Windsor

For more info call 519-252-2787.

Artspeak Gallery on Wyandotte St.  E Walkerville

City of Windsor Parks Staff will be cutting grass along the EC Row Expressway starting Monday, June 17.

The centre median, the roadside shoulders as well as on-and-off ramps will all be worked on.

Crews will begin at 7am Monday at Huron Church road and progress east. During morning rush hour work will be confined to the shoulder of the road so traffic isn’t impeded but during the other hours, some rolling lane restrictions will be in effect.

The work will last until 3pm each day and depending on weather, could last up to three weeks.

Motorists are asked to use extra caution and slow down when seeing workers near the roadways.