by Kelly Babcock, Hub staff
Thursday, April 30th at 5:30, join The Wild Lands Film Festival and Collective as it wraps up it's winter film series with Daniel Schmidt's 'Inner Worlds Outer worlds', An external reflection of a his own adventure in meditation at the Frog Ponds Café
Friday May 1st at 6:00PM, check out Words Made Fresh at the River Café for Fresh First Friday. The written word will be celebrated in prose, poetry, and song with various writers reading poetry and prose from published works and works in progress and singer/songwriters performing original material. Kelly Babcock will be the master of ceremonies.
Friday May 1st at 6:00PM join Zoltan Stewart at the Bleeding Carrot as he hosts "FRESH 1st FRIDAY @ The Bleeding Carrot; An Open Mic Extravaganza!" Don't miss your opportunity to hear local performance art at its best.
The Georgian Bay Symphony is pleased to announce that Francois Koh has accepted the offer to become the Symphony's Music Director and Conductor for the 2015-2016 Season. Maestro Koh is a native of Seoul, Korea where he majored in classical guitar. He studied conducting in France and holds a Master's Degree in Orchestra Conducting from McGill University (Montreal). There he served as the assistant conductor of the McGill Symphony Orchestra, Opera McGilland McGill Wind Symphony. Presently, he, is working towards his Doctorate in conducting at the University of Toronto. Koh has an interest in promoting contemporary music and has conducted several North American and World Premieres. Recently, he worked as the assistant conductor of the Kawartha Youth Orchestra and the Peterborough Symphony Orchestra.
During underwater investigations in preparation for the construction of the outfall portion of the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade, a ship's hull was discovered. A sonar survey and subsequent dive has revealed that the wreck is located approximately 5m from the end of the existing pipe, which is approximately 200 metres off shore from the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The City will be retaining the services of a marine archaeologist to conduct a more detailed investigation of the wreck in order to evaluate its origin, the importance of this wreck, and the presence of any other cultural artifacts. Further details will be provided as they become available.
The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority is holding its annual tree seedling and landscape sale Saturday, April 25 from 8 a.m. until noon at their Administration Centre on Inglis Falls Road. A wide range of tree species are available, including white birch, oaks, maples, spruces, tulip trees, elderberrys, apple, cherry, plum and pear, as well as variety of native flowers. Come early for best selection, and bring your own bucket or bag. Prices range from $1 to $45 and funds go to the Grey Sauble Conservation Foundation.
The City of Owen Sound is asking residents and businesses to run water ONLY if they are connected to a neighbour via a temporary hose, or temporary watermain until Monday, April 27, 2015.
The forecast over the next few days and over the weekend shows negative temperatures overnight, which could potentially freeze hoses unless your water is running steadily through them.
Please begin running water from one tap only, about the size of a pencil, ½ inch diameter (about 1 cup (250 ml) of water in 10 seconds).
Again, this only applies to residents and businesses who are on a temporary hose or watermain.
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