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Episode #66 Lindsay’s sidewalk saga. Big donation to APCH. The boss is watchin.’ New word. Pigat’s pickin’ tune.
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They’re new. Again. And this version of bricks on Lindsay’s main street does look great. But what’s the story behind the crumbling ones that were installed just a short time ago and had to be replaced? The city’s Juan Rojas, Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets with the C of KL, meets us – on said sidewalk – to explain.
Jennifer Lopinski of APCH says she was expecting, maybe, some kind of donation when she was contacted by a charity group that was ceasing operation. But not THAT big a donation.
If you have at least 24 co-employees, your employer may be monitoring your work habits. But now there are rules about how they keep a watchful eye on how – and when – you’re using their devices and/or vehicle. Calvin Chan of Wards Lawyers explains.
A former Reaboro church is now a lovely home – and a venue for home concerts. We’ve got music from Paul Pigat, who’ll be there November 4. And a new “Well-Defined” word, courtesy of Lyndsay Heffernan of Kawartha Lakes Library.
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