September 15, 2016
Sitting on the back porch with his buddy, Snoopy says, “You know, some day we’re all gonna die.” His buddy sighs, “Yeah, I know, but on all the other days, we all still have to haul our own garbage to a dump site—in Hastings Highlands.”
While Toronto goes movie crazy with the influx of international celebs arriving at the Toronto International Film Festival, Bancroft rolls out its own red carpet for another season of independent TIFF films at the Village Playhouse. This year’s line-up kicks off on Sept. 13 with two screenings of the comedy Love and Friendship.
The babies arrived at the Early Years Centre in all kinds of ways –in strollers, in car-seats, in the arms of a parent or grandparent. Some infants had drifted off, flickering smiles playing on their sleepy lips. Others were wide-eyed with wonder at seeing so many other babies together. For many this was the first organized group these babies had attended and, as we sang songs and rhymes and shared books, these babies fixated on their parents and other babies like moths to light.
The ancient martial art of Tai Chi Chuan (literally translated as “supreme ultimate fist”) has brought a wide range of beneficial health impacts to millions of people over centuries. What is it about this practice that has inspired generations to spend time learning it? If you ask long-time tai chi instructor Sandra Zabludofsky, she says the health and mobility benefits people feel from practicing tai chi movements are the result of a “re-programing” of the body that occurs naturally as participants begin to learn how to “move from the inside.”
The Community Development Council of Quinte is excited to announce that our Good Food Market Program is moving! Beginning with our next market on Thursday, Sept. 1 from 10 a.m. 12 a.m., we will be located at the Heart of the Park, located at 26B Station Street, behind the post office.
Fans of musical theatre are in for two nights of show tunes as Kingston’s Bottle Tree Productions brings their live musical show, Divas, Duets and Quartets to the Village Playhouse for the summer season finale on Aug. 26 and 27.
A few weeks ago on Facebook, Barb Shaw asked the question: “What are the top three issues or problems in our community?”
The talk will be held at the AGB, 10 Flint Ave. Bancroft, Ont., at 2:00 p.m., Sunday Aug. 21. The talk and screening of her work will be followed with an informal Question and Answer session with the artist.
ONEYmoon plays two nights in Bancroft on Thursday, Aug. 18 and Friday, Aug. 19. The Thursday night audience can also add a dinner on the patio for an additional $15.
To start off the electoral reform discussion I will look at the Mixed Member Proportional system, or MMP.
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