Rhodes Drive at Jefferson Boulevard will have lane restrictions for sewer repair on Thursday, November 22 from 8am to 6pm. Flag persons will be present.
Eastbound Tecumseh Road East at Cadillac Street will have a lane reduction for manhole repair. Flag persons will be present on Tuesday, November 20 from 8am to 8pm.
From December 27-29, we all play for Hospice! Hockey for Hospice has grown to include more than 140 teams, engaging 2,000+ young hockey players all in support of the Hospice of Windsor & Essex County.
We fill more than 250 hours of ice time spread across Amherstburg, Lakeshore, Tecumseh, Windsor and LaSalle.
OMHA Divisions: IP and Tyke Jamboree, Novice, Atom, PeeWee, Bantam (no checking)
OWHA Divisions: Novice, Atom, PeeWee, Bantam (no checking)
$150 Registration Fee + Player Pledges
To register your team or for more information visit www.hockeyforhospice.ca or call us at 519-251-2594!
Sponsorship opportunities are also available.
The Knox Choir, directed by Ken Hutton, presents "Comfort and Joy!", our 21st Annual Benefit Concert in support of the "Out of the Cold' program. Wednesday, December 5th, 2018 at 7pm. Special guests: Thorold Reed Band, conductor Andrew Carruthers. Ease into the season with Christmas music and carol singing--and, after the concert, sample scrumptious desserts donated by local restaurants. Tickets $10 available at the door. Knox Presbyterian Church, 53 Church Street, 905-641-8868. All proceeds go towards helping the homeless and needy in our community. Thank you for your support!
Christmas Cantata Directed by Sharon Wickett
Vous avez 55 ans et plus? Vous aimez lire et vous avez le goût de partager votre amour de la lecture avec de jeunes enfants?
Devenez bénévole-lecteur!
Deux ateliers de formations vous seront offerts gratuitement afin de consolider vos compétences et d'être plus à l'aise dans ce rôle.
L'objectif de ce projet déployé par la Table des Aînés de la MRC des Pays-d'en-Haut est susciter le plaisir de lire chez les enfants tout en développant les relations intergénérationnelles.
For Immediate Release
November 19, 2018
How climate change will impact your insurance rates
PETERBOROUGH:
As severe weather becomes increasingly common, insurers will have to recover their costs by raising premiums. Eventually, the cost of insurance could become unaffordable for many of us or not be available at all. On Tuesday, November 27, Eric Monkman, of Monkman, Gracie & Johnson Insurance will speak on "How climate change will affect your insurance rates". Kate Grierson, an Al Gore-trained climate change communicator, will provide a brief update on the larger picture of climate change in 2018. The event will take place at Trinity United Church, 360 Reid Street in Peterborough, starting at 7:00 pm. Please use the Simcoe Street entrance on the south side of the church.
Eric will also speak about his company's experience with the 2004 Peterborough Flood. He will then put this experience into a 2018 context in which flood events are much worse, more frequent and more widespread. Eric will also touch on the devastating psychological impact on homeowners when dealing with damage from a flood or other extreme weather event. A question and answer session will follow Eric's talk.
This event is hosted by For Our Grandchildren, Peterborough. http://forourgrandchildren.ca/
More information is available by contacting Drew Monkman at dmonkman1@cogeco.ca and on the For Our Grandchildren Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/events/525500077924290/
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