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New & Noteworthy

June 23, 2022

by Annilee Armstrong - News, changes, updates, launches? Email noteworthyseaside@gmail.com. MUSIC TO OUR EARS Summer Sounds Concert Series Every Sunday in July and August from 2 to 4 p.m., a new musical group will take the bandshell stage in Beacon Park for a free community show generously sponsored by Peninsula Co-op, Salvador Davis & Co, [...]

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Screen Scene – My Ultimate Favourite: Oscar Winner Moulin Rouge

June 23, 2022

by Tabatha Golat - If you've ever been asked the impossible question "what's your favourite film?" you're likely familiar with the panic of trying to narrow it down to just one. I usually answer with my top five from different genres, with the caveat that there's just too many to choose from! That being said,

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From the Kitchen – Made for Sharing

June 23, 2022

by Joan Saunders | photos by Amanda Cribdon Photography - Paella is a marvellous shareable summertime dinner, as it's not only easy to make but also very adaptable. Pronounced pai-ay-uh, encourage guests to eat this Spanish staple directly from the pan, the traditional way of enjoying it. Doing this only increases this dish's appeal and

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The Natural Path – Lazy Days and Barbecues: How to Eat Healthy This Summer

June 23, 2022

by Dr. Marita Schauch, ND, Tall Tree Integrated Health Centre - Ice-cream, potato chips, lemonade, cherry pie, soft drinks … the list could go on and on. Summer is full of delicious treats that could derail your family's healthy eating. While summer is certainly the season to throw the schedule out the window and adopt

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Meet Your Neighbours – Picking Your Battle: Locals Decamp to Europe to Help Ukrainian Refugees

June 23, 2022

by Vik Peck | photo by Amanda Cribdon Photography - Upon first introduction, Tom Comfort's personality is misleading. Sitting in his carefully manicured garden that is tastefully decorated with his wife's metal sculptures, the rounded South African lilt of the soft-spoken landscaper inspires a sense of serenity. But inside the calm exterior lies the heart

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Common Cents – Do You and Your Partner Share the Same Vision for Retirement?

June 23, 2022

by Ashley Ruffle, Financial Advisor - Edward Jones Financial - You and your partner may agree on many key issues facing you at your current stage of life, such as your lifestyle and financial issues. But what if your visions for retirement differ? It can be a challenge. After all, each of you has so

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Arts Scene – Mary FitzZaland: Life in All its Colours

June 23, 2022

by Jo Barnes | photos by Amanda Cribdon Photography - When Mary FitzZaland says: "I have been colouring children all my life," one might be puzzled by her comment. The explanation, though, is found in her life and creative pursuit of art. The local Sidney artist, who presents her exhibit "Curvaceous Art" from July 15

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The Golden Years – Better Longevity May Be Only Steps Away

June 23, 2022

by Sherrin Griffin VP, Operations, Sidney SeniorCare - While on many a dog walk, unquestionably the best part of my day, I've noticed that more people, especially seniors, seem to be on the trails with walking poles. Curious whether this was a new outdoor fad, and wondering if there really was any merit to this

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June Book Club

June 23, 2022

by Deborah Rogers - What a pleasure to be able to hold our book club at the library again and talk together in person. Dave Eggers certainly gave us lots to discuss with The Every, a terrifying vision of a near future where the world is in the grip of a large tech company. The

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Little Adventures – Ode to My Stroller

June 23, 2022

by Cassidy Nunn - You and I have covered many a kilometre and an array of terrain over the past two years together. We've been out in sun, wind, rain, and even snow – although that attempt led us to the realization that your tires were not rated appropriately for such an adventure, and we

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