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Oshawa puts the spotlight on community members Nominations now open (opens the original)
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Nominations for Oshawa’s annual community awards are open until 4 p.m. on Dec. 4. The awards will be presented at a council meeting in spring next year. You can submit your nominations on the website. The awards will recognize people and groups for volunteering, cultural impact, promoting accessibility, among other criteria. The E.P. Taylor Windfields Farm Champion Award, given every four years to persons or groups showing perseverance and innovation, is also a part of this year’s community awar
This project enables dementia care, boosts green space in Whitby (opens the original)
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Durham College’s Barrett Centre in Whitby is branching out to providing those living with dementia a ârestorative haven where people and nature can thrive.â Memory Forest, which will combine native tree reforestation with a therapeutic outdoor program, is a pilot initiative started on Sept. 16 at the Barrett Centre, a facility dedicated to urban agricultural learning and innovation on campus, located at 1610 Champlain Ave. The project is a collaboration between non-profits Trees for Life Can
'No time to figure it out slowly': how this Oshawa manager got a national award (opens the original)
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An Oshawa McDonaldâs manager has received national recognition for her work with the company. Deanna Rose, who lives in Durham region, is the manager of the McDonaldâs restaurant at 2585 Thoroughbred St. She won the Outstanding Manager of the Year Award this month, given to five per cent of managers across more than 1,500 restaurants in Canada. âI was pretty floored, and my first thought went to my team. I wouldnât be able to achieve the award without them,â said Rose. âGetting to ce
Want to see monarch butterflies in Oshawa and Durham? (opens the original)
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You can see migrating monarch butterflies in Oshawa and Durham Region this month as they fly south, heading for their winter homes in central Mexico. The migration of monarch butterflies is an annual highlight signalling the coming fall, since their numbers peak from August to early September. The Oshawa waterfront is the main place to see monarch butterflies in the city and lies on their fall migration route. The butterflies rest and rejuvenate along the shores of Lake Ontario before crossing t
Sign up before Sept. 4 (opens the original)
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You can get a tree for free and plant it to boost Oshawaâs green cover. The Oshawa environmental advisory committee (OEAC) is handing out free trees to residents and property owners as part of its annual giveaway. You will get one tree after registering online. Trees are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis until Sept. 4 You must be available in the morning on Sept. 12 to collect the tree, or designate someone to receive it on your behalf during registration. According to
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