May 16, 2018. This is an international event to raise awareness about cyclists sharing the road with motorists and to remember cyclists who have been hurt or killed while riding on the road. Ridgetown is one of 390 locations around the world hosting this event: http://www.rideofsilence.org/locations-international.php?i=Canada#Canada. Everyone is invited to meet us at Ridgetown Campus at 6:30 pm and join us for a quiet 10 km ride through Ridgetown. Please join us in riding safely!

An evening of Praise and Worship at 7 PM on Sunday June 3rd at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Belleville.

Zen Float Center will be holding a 24hr fundraiser for Mental Health week.

All profits from floats will be donated to CMHA

Float ANY TIME of day or night.

Floats $5 off.

Enfold yourself in the joys and pathos brought to us through Romeo and Juliette,
Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Tempest, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and more.
These works will be enriched by melodies from Elizabethan madrigals to swing to
jazz, as only the Oriana Singers can present them. Prepare yourself to be
enlightened, charmed and saddened by Shakespeare’s words infused with life
through song and vignette.

The concert will be May 26, 2018, 7:30 pm, Port Hope United Church, 34 South
St., Port Hope. Advance tickets (senior/adult $22/25) are available from choir
members, Burnham Family Farm Market or the Victoria Hall Box Office (plus
service charges), or $25 at the door.

A Festival of Stars will happen Friday May 4th from 7pm to 10pm. This is a forum for the young performers who have recently competed in the Stamford Kiwanis Music Festival. Its not far to see these stars and its free so come and see.

Tri-County Literacy Council, 101 2nd Street West, Cornwall is happy to announce it has received funding from the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development (MAESD) to upgrade its computer lab. As such, the agency is now offering free computer training to SD&G adults using the latest computers and programs.

The first round of training being offered is called “Basic Computer”. In this program, participants learn to perform basic computer tasks – “Computer Use” being 1 of the 9 Essential Skills identified by the Government of Canada as being necessary for success at work and in daily life. Let Tri-County Literacy Council keep you up-to-date with today’s technology and give you and edge in your job search. Course topics include:

• Parts of the Computer
• Using a Mouse
• Keyboarding
• The Desktop
• Searching the World Wide Web
• Online Safety
• Saving & Managing Files
• Links to Other Free Community Resources

Take advantage of valuable, free training guided and supported by experienced trainers and volunteers.
This free 5-week course starts May 28, 2018. Class runs Monday to Thursday 9 am to 12 pm. For more information or to register call 613-932-7161. Seating is limited.