News & Events - In Our Community
We read news in our community regularly that reminds us to Celebrate what's RIGHT with the world! Here are some examples that we have noticed recently. If you see great examples of people, companies or organizations Celebrating what's RIGHT, please forward them to us and we'll recognize them here!
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Here are some shining examples of our community Celebrating what's RIGHT with the world !
Hero who saved boy's life saluted - July 8, 2009
SAINT JOHN - There are many definitions of a hero, but this month we would like to CELEBRATE two Saint John hero's who saved the life of a child, Brian Norwood and James Blagdon. Read the remarkable story of how we, as everyday people, are hero's.... more
Friars sisters will perform at Imperial Theatre Nov. 24, 2008
SAINT JOHN - We all know the role of those trained in first aid is to help an injured person until professional medical help arrives. Under the new Mental Health First Aid pilot project to be introduced in District 6 and 8 schools in September 2009, 50 trained teachers - 25 in each district - are to become the first line of help for students suffering from anxiety or depression until they can get the professional help they need with a mental disorder. Read the whole story… Bayview Credit Union
The “Who makes a difference in your life” program, run by Bayview Credit Union, is a wonderful way to Celebrate the people in your life you truly make a difference. Think about how many people have stopped to think about who makes a difference in their lives! And the entries are so incredible! An excellent program!
The Telegraph Journal newspaper in Saint John
They run a page every Friday in their Sports Section, highlighting youth in Sport.
The Investor's Group
This company brought Craig Kielburger to the largest venue in Saint John , Harbour Station, so there would be enough room to invite thousands of local students to attend his thought-provoking presentation. It was an inspirational evening!
The Food for Thought Project
Two women from the Kennebecasis Valley , Jane Ashfield and Mary Ann Gallagher founded “Food for Thought” - a project that allows children to own books for free. The books are shelved at the Kennebecasis Valley Food Bank. Visit Benjamin's Books for more information.
KV Style
This publication reminds us weekly of the great community spirit of the Kennebecasis Valley . It consistently celebrates people, places and events in the community and generally, celebrates what's right with our community.
