StoosNews Spotlight: Check Out The Business Beat This Week Featuring Shining Waters Chiropractic, Jack The Clipper & More!

PTBOCanada is delighted to to be running StooNews columns each week here, spotlighting new businesses and startups in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. Here is this week’s edition…  

Shannon Eastabrook has been a registered massage therapist for 16 years here in Peterborough. She recently moved her practice to Shining Waters Chiropractic. Shannon treats many different conditions and all ages, incorporating a variety of techniques. Shannon is now located at 91 George Street N, in the Market Plaza, with free parking. Open Monday to Friday, book online now at shiningwaterschiro.com or call 705-775-7707.

Brothers Jack and Aiden Wilson are the owners of Jack the Clipper, a new home-based barbershop at 81 Lynch Street in Peterborough, which is just North of Lansdowne, between Monaghan and Park. Born and raised in Peterborough, Jack and Aiden are fully licensed master barbers and are fully equipped to do any men’s grooming, haircut, fade, or shave. Check them out at jacktheclipperbarber.com for more info.

Jack and Aiden Wilson

Sasha Cherrington has worked in fundraising, communications, and marketing, with extensive experience in radio and television and media relations. Sasha is focusing her efforts on the philanthropy field as outlined on her gocharityevents.ca website. Specializing in services for charities, Sasha will organize all aspects of events including marketing, volunteers, sponsorship and media planning. Details are at gocharityevents.ca.

The City of Peterborough is creating five new affordable housing units through renovations to two City owned properties on Clonsilla and Sherbrooke, originally slated for demolition. The problem was that the city had a budget covering less than half of the estimated cost. In true Peterborough fashion, the local building community stepped up to complete the project. Serving as Construction Managers, Mortlock Construction rallied more than 30 local contractors and suppliers resulting in an incredible volunteer effort and donated time and materials. The Clonsilla house is now completed and the Sherbrooke house is underway, and the savings are estimated at $260,000. This project is a shining example of what it means to be part of a community; one that supports itself and each other. #lovelocalptbo

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