HeyJaredEric Bunnell
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Eric Bunnell's People: Elgin artists open their studio doors for biggest tour yet (opens the original)
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Creative types in St. Thomas, Port Stanley and elsewhere in Elgin are opening their studio doors next week for the third annual Elgin County Studio Tour. It’s an opportunity for “a really intimate look into the artist’s life and their creative process,” says convener Laura Woermke, executive director of the St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre and a practising artist herself. “And, hopefully, we can get people to support these artists by following them on social media, or purchasing a painting, or
Eric Bunnell's People: Community Coat Drive wraps St. Thomas-Elgin in warmth (opens the original)
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With Labour Day now gone by, everyone back to school and summer on the wane, it’s time to look ahead. Fall is on the way and, like it or not, wintry weather soon will be as well. The YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin this week launched its yearly Community Coat Drive to ensure no one in St. Thomas and Elgin County goes without warm winter gear for the coming cold. The drive is collecting new and gently used winter clothing through Oct. 2 at the YW on Mary Street, as well as at participating businesses and o
Eric Bunnell's People: Hope Crossing reaches a milestone (opens the original)
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The YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin is about to mark a milestone. With the second-to-last cohort of residents moving in this week at Hope Crossing, the new name for Project Tiny Hope on Kains Street, a final move-in is now set for Oct. 1 – not quite a year to the day the first group of residents was able to call the 40-unit development their new home. Hope Crossing then will be fully occupied by 66 people. The year has gone by quickly, says Melissa Kempf, YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin communications manager. The
Eric Bunnell's People: A phone line for grief, carried on the wind (opens the original)
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A wind phone approved in February by St. Thomas city council has been installed in the serene Memory Garden at Pinafore Park and awaits its first users. It’s a disconnected dial telephone that invites people to pick up the handset and voice their emotions as they grieve the loss of a loved one. It’s housed in a small kiosk that has been placed in the garden’s waterfall overlook. A sign at the base of the classic black desktop phone greets: “Welcome to a place where love is remembered, memories a
Eric Bunnell's People: Grassroots effort could help save Port Burwell lighthouse (opens the original)
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Just maybe, knitted dishcloths will help save Port Burwell’s historic lighthouse. A local resident’s handiwork is raising money for the restoration of the 1840 landmark. So far, she has donated $317 from sales to the cause. And that’s just one example of the welling grassroots community support for the project, says Ken Kokko, president of Port Burwell Historical Society that is leading the initiative to save the deteriorated structure. “I go to the mailbox and there’s $50 cheques, $100 cheques
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