We interrupt this usually pun-filled intro, with a good news story: a certain local ice cream mogul had a kitty go missing a couple of weeks ago. The whole family’s spirits were low, and they feared the worst. Last Saturday, at the evening market (have we mentioned how fantastic it was?!), Sarah J, a young, eagle-eyed Kagawongian noticed that the kitchen light in the Park Centre kept turning on and off. Curious as a cat, she decided to investigate. Peeking in the glass door to the upstairs, low and behold, they spotted a little cat peering back at them from INSIDE THE PARK CENTRE! We aren’t kitten around; it really happened! A quick call to the owner, and to the indomitable Tiana from the township office, and the feline was free. It’s unclear how long she had been hiding in the building, but it was long enough for township employees to begin to suspect there was a weasel getting in. Team Fergmeijer loves a happy ending! It just goes to show that with the right catitude, anything is pawsible.
Break out the sunglasses… the shiny new mailboxes are officially installed at the post office! Those with boxes will have to stop in to see Mike in order to pick up your new key and to find out your new box number. If you are waiting for the community boxes, they seem to be running a bit behind schedule. As of this writing, they are not installed at any of the three locations around town. In the meantime, stop into the post office during opening hours and Mike will get your mail to you.
Thank you to the amazing organizers of the 4elements Living Arts Elemental Festival this past weekend in Kagawong. There was something for everyone, and it brought the village alive with singing, dancing, workshops, and of course, good eats!
Kagawong’s own (that’s right, we’re claiming him) Mike McCormick of the Arrogant Worms is hosting a house concert near Mindemoya on Friday, September 29th. The concert will feature some classical work, mixed with pop, hymns, originals, and some other surprises. Visit https://ticketsplease.ca/ and search for “Mike McCormick” for more information.
Looking for that special gift to get the person who has everything? How about an embarrassing mention in our column?! Email us (fergmeijer@gmail.com) and let us know when your brother’s birthday is, or your parents’ anniversary, or your neighbour’s graduation. We’ll do our best to make them regret their relationship with you.
Remembering Mary Buie and her unbeatable spirit, Heather T will once again be representing Kagawong in the upcoming Run for the Cure on October 1. Funds raised go toward breast cancer research, prevention, and patient care. Donations can be made at http://support.cancer.ca/goto/htheijsmeijer
Interested in getting involved in the community? Join a committee! There are currently vacancies on the Climate Action Committee, the Lake Kagawong Resource Committee, the Parks, Recreation, and Wellness Committee and the library board. Contact tmills@billingstwp.ca for more info.
Yeehaw! This fall, head on over to the Kagawong Park Centre for line dancing Wednesday evenings. Contact joebeth.arnold@gmail.com for more information.
Body Stories Dance Instruction is offering dance classes at the Park Centre in Kagawong this fall, for ages five through adult. Check out their fall schedule for more information, or to register: https://www.bodystoriesdance.com/schedule#schedule
Save the date and start working your way onto the “nice” list - the annual Christmas in Kagawong market is just around the corner on November 17th and 18th! Following shortly after is the library’s annual silent auction November 23rd to 26th. More details on both coming soon.
We leave you with the purrfect words of wisdom to finish up your week: When life gets busy, don’t forget to press paws and live in the meow. Have a great week!
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