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Lakeside Dance's fourth annual event runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Annual event slated to take place along Innisfil Beach Road on Sunday, Nov. 24, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
'I'm this older white guy, you know, with a beard and all of those things ... Yet, I have these sort of modern, affirming, welcoming attitudes that I can bring into my ministry,' says St. James United Church's Rev. Robert Murdock
Competition runs Saturday at Lakeshore library branch; 'It's more than just baking, it really shows how we can turn simple ingredients into imaginative works of art for everyone to enjoy,' says judge
More than 25 vendors will offer their unique and interesting products at the Stroud Innisfil Community Centre on Nov. 30
'Many of our vendors book their tables early to make sure they get a spot,' organizer says; event takes place Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Festive treats were actually works of art tested the ability of contest judges Festive treats that were just too pretty to eat lined multiple tables Saturday.
Cards for Seniors program hopes to deliver to about 100 people living at Lakeside Retirement on Dec. 15
Club gives to Community for Kids, Christmas Cheer, food bank, among others at event earlier this week
Decorations and holiday-themed activities including kids’ programming and photo opportunities with Santa Claus and the elves are available
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