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Simply Stewed Rhubarb Compote by TheDevineKitchen
Food and Drink Melissa Dafoe Food and Drink Melissa Dafoe

Simply Stewed Rhubarb Compote by TheDevineKitchen

Rhubarb is the fruit of the season (technically a vegetable)! Although too tart for most to be eaten raw, it’s wonderful stewed. A small amount of sweetness complements its distinct tartness perfectly. Enjoy it for breakfast over plain yogurt, granola or in a parfait, or with oatmeal or crepes. It’s wonderful as a dessert sauce over ice cream, over cheesecake, with pound cake and more. It’s perfect with tapioca or chia seed pudding. Layer it in a custard or in a trifle. It also makes for delicious chutney with the addition of acid and savory spices.

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FENELON ARTS COMMITTEE SCULPTURE PROJECT THE FENELON FALLS RAIN GARDEN
Community News Melissa Dafoe Community News Melissa Dafoe

FENELON ARTS COMMITTEE SCULPTURE PROJECT THE FENELON FALLS RAIN GARDEN

The Fenelon Falls Rain Garden will soon feature two life-sized bronze canoe paddle figures participating in a portage thanks to the Fenelon Arts Committee (FAC) who successfully raised the funds needed for the project. The figures will create a dynamic procession through the park, a homage to the location’s history; a portage and gathering area of First Nations’ Peoples, the beginning of Fenelon Falls, forestry, logging, and its current use as a recreational park.

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The Kawartha Kraken
Melissa Dafoe Melissa Dafoe

The Kawartha Kraken

The first annual Kawartha Kraken is upon us! Join us for the KORMA members-only event that will take you in a single day through 100km+ of some of the toughest terrain Ontario has to offer. This ride is not for novice riders. At a minimum, it will require intermediate to advanced skills, along with mental and physical toughness.

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 St James Church Garden Collaborates on Food Bank Youth Project
Community News, On Location In FF Melissa Dafoe Community News, On Location In FF Melissa Dafoe

St James Church Garden Collaborates on Food Bank Youth Project

St. James Anglican Church is excited to embark on a collaborative project with the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society to grow fresh produce in the Community Garden for the Food Bank. The church donated 7 raised beds in the Community Garden to be tended by dedicated youth from Langton Public School and Fenelon Falls Secondary School. Church members also volunteered time and donated plants to get things started.

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From the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society
Melissa Dafoe Melissa Dafoe

From the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society

We are so pleased to announce that the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society's (FFHS) program with local youth has been awarded a $500 grant from Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group’s SeedIt Program! The FFHS and youth from Langton P.S. and Fenelon Falls S.S. were busy planting seeds in early spring and now have their food plants in the ground for all our local food banks.

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FENELON ARTS COMMITTEE SCULPTURE PROJECT  FUNDRAISING COMPLETE
Community News, On Location In FF Melissa Dafoe Community News, On Location In FF Melissa Dafoe

FENELON ARTS COMMITTEE SCULPTURE PROJECT FUNDRAISING COMPLETE

The Fenelon Arts Committee (FAC) has successfully raised the funds needed for The Sculpture Project.

The FAC is happy to announce the funding needed for The Sculpture Project has been secured. The fundraising campaign began in 2020 and has raised over $50,000. Two works, Portage by James C. Smith and River Grove by Susan Rankin, will be mounted on limestone bases in the Rain Garden south of Maryboro Lodge: The Fenelon Museum, and will ultimately be on display as City art.

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A Place Called Home: Spring 2021
Community News Melissa Dafoe Community News Melissa Dafoe

A Place Called Home: Spring 2021

COVID has created significant challenges in our community. Many are struggling with the new reality that “normal” might still be a long way off. Our agency, which has been displaced for the better part of a year, is still working towards “normal” as well.

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