The Provincial Service Officer will be in Belleville on June 8th. starting 8:00 am tol to help anyone looking for assistance
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Wing night every Wednesday 5pm - 7pm. Other items available. Karaoke starts at 5pm. 240 Water Street West. Call: 613-932-5334.
Haddock served with crispy fries & tartar sauce, 5pm - 7pm. Karaoke starts at 5pm. Upper and lower patios now open. 240 Water Street West. Call: 613-932-5334
karaoke on friday
Saturday May 28th - Indoor Yard Sale at St Paul's Anglican Church, 92 St Paul Street, Essex, 9am til 2pm, call 519-776-7711 for more details
Join us for the first sessions in the Renfrew Public Library's Creative Aging Program. The library will be hosting seated and standing ballet classes run by the Canadian National Ballet Fridays 3-4pm from May-June 2022. Register now while spots are available! Call (613) 432-8151 x 603 or email ekrosse@renfrewlibrary.ca for more information. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Join us for the IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer's on Saturday May 28th 2022! Local Walk events take place in Belleville, Quinte West, Tweed, Prince Edward County, and Bancroft. Registration begins at 9:30 am and the Walk is from 10 am - 12 pm at all locations.
Belleville - Jane Forrester Park (Meyer's Pier)
Quinte West - Centennial Park
Tweed - Tweed Fairgrounds & Eastern Ontario Trails
Prince Edward County - Macaulay Heritage Park
Bancroft - Millennium Park
Register online at www.walkforalzheimers.ca - simply select Ontario and then your community! Can't attend? #WalkYourWay and participate off-site with friends, family or solo at any time! ALL funds raised and donated stay 100% LOCAL and help the Alzheimer Society provide FREE navigation, referral, information, support and more. Contact us for more information at 613-962-0892 or visit www.alzheimer.ca/hpe
Those requiring information on what services are available for them pls contact Belleville Legion Branch 99 Service Officer Don MacPherson at 613-779-0773 &/or 613-847-1415.
Kingston Public Library, 130 Johnson Street, Meeting Room #1
The 2022 provincial election is very important to people identified as disabled, as the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act of 2005 (AODA) is supposed to make the province “barrier free” by 2025 for communications, employment, transportation, public spaces and customer services. It’s time now for the disabled, in Kingston, to be able to meet, question, and listen to the candidates, before voting begins.
