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Heather Skoll talks about the challenges of creating her Reset Zone app
Heather Skoll is an active Richmond Hill resident who has done a lot for our community.
She thought that creating this Reset Zone mobile wellness app would be a very good idea.
Here her talk about this journey from idea to app
Gardening Tips - To Rake or Not to Rake
The leaves have fallen and this past weekend I saw most of my neighbours raking leaves and piling them into yard waste bags.
Read MoreA COVID-19 Afghan - made in Richmond Hill
Fourteen knitters in Richmond hill have knit a COVID-19 afghan.
It is currently displayed in the window of Knitters Attic (10119 Yonge Street).
Read MoreHow to Nurture a Peaceful Mind By Manisha Melwani
We all value peace of mind but very few of us know how to gain it.
Read MoreFood Trucks at Hillcrest Mall – and Holiday Market Coming Soon!
In the middle of October you may have started to notice some food trucks at the Hillcrest Mall along Yonge Street. Maybe you noticed a buzz of activity. Maybe you smelt something delicious.
Read MoreGardening Tips - Allotment Gardening
Spurred on by my friends in the environmental group - Neighbours for the Planet - and my (almost) retirement, I decided to fulfill my wish to grow food this year for the first ti
Read MoreThe Curtain Club Presents their next Online Play - Enid and Pearl Have Tea
Enid and Pearl have Tea by Lyn McCauley & Gretchen Huntley, is The Curtain Club's their third on-line play.
It's 40 minutues long.
Anyone and everyone can watch! Membership not required!
Richmond Hill Considers Regulating Short-Term Rental Accommodations
Richmond Hill is moving forward on exploring options to regulate short-term rental accommodations and we are seeking your input through an online survey.
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