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CHRISTMAS TREE DROP OFF – January 5th 2019. (For Rothesay Residents Only) Rothesay, in cooperation with Urban Organics, is working to promote composting by diverting Christmas Trees from the Regional Landfill. DROP OFF LOCATIONS Bill McGuire Centre Parking Lot East Riverside-Kingshurst Park Rothesay Arena Front Parking Lot Entrance to the Wells Recreation Field THIS IS…Read more >

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CHRISTMAS TREE DROP OFF – ROTHESAY RESIDENTS ONLY JANUARY 6th, 2018 Rothesay, in cooperation with Urban Organics, is working to promote composting by diverting Christmas Trees from the Regional Landfill. DROP OFF LOCATIONS Bill McGuire Centre Parking Lot East Riverside-Kingshurst Park Rothesay Arena Front Parking Lot Entrance to the Wells Recreation Field Christmas Trees will NOT…Read more >

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RENFORTH ROTARY PARK 141 James Renforth Drive Renforth Rotary Park was established in 1993 with a partnership between the Village of Renforth and the Rotary Club of Rothesay Kings in memory of Donald Flaglor MacGowan and the Paris Crew. In 2014 a major renovation was done to the park with funds provided by Rothesay and…Read more >

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CHRISTMAS TREE DROP OFF JANUARY 5th, 2019 ROTHESAY RESIDENTS ONLY Rothesay, in cooperation with Urban Organics, is working to promote composting by diverting Christmas Trees from the Regional Landfill. DROP OFF LOCATIONS  Bill McGuire Centre Parking Lot  East Riverside -Kingshurst Park  Rothesay Arena Front Parking Lot  Entrance to the Wells

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0.5 km) for those children and adults with sensory issues. Look for “Sensory Friendly Zone” signage. M ayor’s Tree Lighting Join Mayor Nancy Grant and Council for the 4th Annual Mayor’s Tree Lighting at the Rothesay Common skating rink. Wednesday, December 12 from 7-8pm Featuring live music from the St. David’s Carolers Stop by

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CHRISTMAS TREE DROP OFF JANUARY 6th, 2018 ROTHESAY RESIDENTS ONLY Rothesay, in cooperation with Urban Organics, is working to promote composting by diverting Christmas Trees from the Regional Landfill. DROP OFF LOCATIONS  Bill McGuire Centre Parking Lot  East Riverside-Kingshurst Park  Rothesay Arena Front Parking Lot  Entrance to the Wells Recreation

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 New Year’s Day Skate 1 January 2016 (1:00 p.m . to 3:00 p.m.) Rothesay Arena  Christmas Tree Drop -off 9 January 2016 (various locations) 3.1 Declaration of Conflict of Interest 4. DELEGATIONS 4.1 Operation Red Nose (& Photo Op) Paul Boudreau and Jen But ler  Volunteer application form 4.2 KV Girls

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attended the following: a meeting with the new CEO of Enterprise Saint John November 21, 2017; the Quispamsis Tree Lighting ceremony November 23, 2017; KRPF/KV Outreach self-defense course November 25, 2017; Kennebecasis Valley Santa Claus Parade November 25, 2017; the Spiritus Award Dinner for Franklin Leger November 30, 2017; R.H.S Bazaar December 2, 2017;

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bike racks at Campbell Drive retail area. • Enjoyable routes with beautiful properties, scenic views, interesting topography, and tree canopies. • The Hillside Water Main Road offers a great opportunity for a trail. • Need dedicated bike lanes and wider shoulders on busier routes, where possible. • Need more separated trails/bikeways and trail linkages.

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or stop by the station. R Rothesay Arboretum Rothesay is proud to host Southern New Brunswick’s first Native Tree Arboretum. The area has been planted with 32 native commercial tree species found in our Acadian Forest and an additional 28 trees and shrubs that are either native to New Brunswick or have been grow-

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