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Habitat Restore recently opened a new clothing-only Thrift Shop in Lansdowne Place Mall! Located on the lower level next to Sport Chek, the shop promises lots of sustainable fashion with recognizable brands for a fraction of the price!
Habitat Restyle is open seven days a week. Please note that donations will not be accepted at the Lansdowne Place location but you can drop off clothing or any other donations at your local Habitat Store.
Friday was a big day for Janet and Brian Healey. It was the last day as owners of Baked4U, the west-end bakery they started six years ago. Oct. 4 is a big day for Sandi Wiggins as she is the new owner.
Baked4U offers tarts and pies, squares, cupcakes, cookies, bread, muffins, gluten-free and lots more. Stop by at 1837 Lansdowne St W. or visit baked4u.ca
Following a member vote that demonstrated 97 per cent support for the move, a provisional Board of directors will work throughout next year to ensure a successful transition. The Chamber both operate within the County of Peterborough and provide their members with advocacy, marketing and curated business information.
Both Chambers are putting the finishing touches on their annual business excellence awards. The Chambers asked the community to rally behind our businesses this year and both received a record number of entries.
The Peterborough Chambers virtual event will be held on Oct. 20. Details are at peterboroughchamber.ca The Kawartha Chamber event goes on Oct. 28 with details at kawarthachamber.ca.