StoosNews Spotlight: Check Out The Business Beat This Week Featuring Old Bridge Inn, Dr. Kelly Cormack, Entrepreneur Awards and Real Beauties
/PTBOCanada is delighted to be running StoosNews columns each week here, spotlighting new businesses and startups in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. Here is this week’s edition…
Inn Cuisine from the Kitchen of the Old Bridge Inn opens this Wednesday at 55 Queen St. in Lakefield.
Kelly Green and Evan Podd will be offering a variety of gourmet-to-go dishes, dressings, sauces, chutneys, soups, spice blends, pastries, salads and more.
All packaging is recyclable, the meals are easy to re-heat, and vegetarian options will be available. Open Wed. to Sat., 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., watch for tastings and tips and lots of new products as they settle into their new venture. Stop into 55 Queen Street in Lakefield right beside the Post Office or watch the Old Bridge Inn Facebook page for updates.
Dr. Kelly Cormack opened her new clinic on Friday at 1840 Lansdowne St. W. in the Mapleridge Plaza.
Already a well-known local Chiropractor, Cormack Chiropractic Care offers a Full-Service Health Centre including Chiropractic Care, treating everyone from one day old to 100 years, with a specialty in Pregnancy & Pediatric, as well as Posture Analysis, Weight Distribution, and Neurological Testing. Drkellycormack.com
Congratulations to Leslie Bradford-Scott of Walton Wood Farm, who has been nominated for the 30th annual RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards.
The RBC awards program celebrates the achievements of Canada’s most accomplished and impactful women who have demonstrated excellence in everything from economic growth to social change, from local to global reach, across multiple sectors. The finalists will be announced on Sept. 14 with the Awards Gala in November.
Megan Carr’s business is Rosie and Faith’s Real Beauties.
A body-positive initiative with a Facebook Group, a website and a clothing line, Megan’s idea is not only to create a local clothing company with easy-to-wear clothing for women, no matter your size but to create a supportive community in the process.
The clothing is affordable, comfortable, well made and flattering, and includes children’s items as well. Check It out at rosieandfaith.ca or find Rosie and Faith’s Real Beauties on Facebook.
