On April 28, River’s End Bar and The Cambridge Citizen sponsored a fundraiser for Kayla Baker. Local musical acts Jacqueline Tucci, Mary 5e, The Lambs and Heavy Lights. donated their time, and merchants contributed items for a silent auction. Over $1500 was raised to help the family with expenses. If you missed the fundraiser it’s [...]
If it’s not enough that Cambridge Resident Randy Butcher goes into work expecting to be shot, thrown off a building or set on fire; he takes delight in bringing his children along and having them participate. “That’s where I blew up my daughters Randi-Lee and Kristyn,” he tells me gleefully as he points at a [...]
It’s time for Cambridge artists to join the artists of Waterloo Region The Cambridge art community has always been pretty isolated from the rest of the region, and it’s time to change that. This was really driven home to me when, earlier this year, I was honoured to be named a finalist for a Waterloo [...]
This column that I wrote for The Times several years ago has led me to several different projects. The Cambridge Wartime Scrapbook, a collection of wartime stories about Cambridge residents by their relatives was published a couple of years ago. My ongoing project to get the stories of the 200+ men from Cambridge who are commemorated on our war memorials is [...]
The next Transition Cambridge meeting is tonight! This will be a chance to sit down and talk about what we envision Transition Cambridge to be and what first steps we should take. Please bring your questions and ideas! (Here are a few questions we might want to discuss: What sort of projects would you like [...]
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