Beaches Living News Flash Dec. 21, 05

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HELP WANTED
Meat On the Beach
is looking for an experienced produce manager. Please contact Anna at 416.690.1228 for more information.

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Everything tastes better when you make it yourself. Brian Sloan at Winexpert is fermenting his personal enjoyment for wine and business into one barrel, and he shares his passion with others.

.... He followed a rather winding path to winemaking.... [full story]

Below is a list of upcoming events in the Beaches. For event details, please visit nline Community Events calendar:

Heatwave Beach Volleyball, Sat. and Sun., July 15 - 16, 9 am - 5 pm, Ashbridges Bay Park

Art in the Park, Sat., July 15, Harrison Estate Park

Speaking Circles One Day Workshop, Sat. July 15, Silverbirch Ave./Kingston Roady

A Midsummer Night's BBQ & Playreading, Wed., July 19, 5 to 9 pm Ashbridges Bay Park

Caledon - The Three Scottish Tenors, Wed. July 19, Bellefair United Church

Beaches International Jazz Festival, Fri., July 27 to Sun., July 30, In the Beaches

Birchcliff Village Farmers’ Market, every Friday until Sept. 22

Beaches Area Organic Farmers Market, every Tuesday, 3 - 7 pm

East York Farmers Market, every Tuesday, 9 am - 2 pm
ShakespeareWork's production is being deferred until the summer of 2007.

Please check out Community Events for event details and new events. You can also post your own community event by clicking on "Submit Event" in the Community Events page.

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Local Round-up: #1. Water Quality at the Beaches: Now the summer is here and school is finished. We have had many requests regarding water quality at the beaches. For your information: Toronto's 10 beaches with lifeguards were opened on June 12 and the City of Toronto conducts daily water quality sampling. For updated swimming conditions at the beaches, visit the City Website. International Blue Flag: For the second year, four Toronto beaches are flying the Blue Flag for the 2006 swimming season. They are Woodbine Beach, Cherry Beach, Hanlan's Point Beach and Ward's Island Beach. More than 2,400 beaches around the world are proudly flying a Blue Flag. Flying a Blue Flag indicates that the beach has met the highest international standards and is clean for swimming. The strict criteria relate to the following areas: Water quality, environmental education and information, environmental management and safety and service. Visit the Blue Flag Canada to learn more about the Blue Flag in Canada and around the world. You can also find detailed business listings and showcases quickly and easily online at www.beachesliving.ca! Visit www.beachesliving.ca often for the latest contest, and winners announcement: Enter to WIN one of $100, $40* or one of six $10 cash prizes from the Beaches Living Guide to spend at a participating local business.*	Have a Safe, Fun Summer in the Beaches HELP WANTED *Meat On the Beach* is looking for an experienced produce manager. Please contact Anna at 416.690.1228 for more information. *Beaches Living Guide* is looking for a business relation/communication manager. For details, contact us at 416.690.4269 If you enjoy this newsletter, please forward it along. If you received it, and are interested in subscribing, please email us at info@beachesliving (Note: We do not share, rent or sell our email list) For your announcement, call us at 416.690.4269 or email


#2. Featured Local Business When you want the best, ask an expert Everything tastes better when you make it yourself. Brian Sloan at Winexpert is fermenting his personal enjoyment for wine and business into one barrel, and he shares his passion with others. .... He followed a rather winding path to winemaking.... [full story] *#3. Looking ahead - What's Happening in the Beaches!* Below is a list of upcoming events in the Beaches. For event details, please visit nline Community Events calendar: Heatwave Beach Volleyball, Sat. and Sun., July 15 - 16, 9 am - 5 pm, Ashbridges Bay Park Art in the Park, Sat., July 15, Harrison Estate Park Speaking Circles One Day Workshop, Sat. July 15, Silverbirch Ave./Kingston Roady A Midsummer Night's BBQ & Playreading, Wed., July 19, 5 to 9 pm Ashbridges Bay Park Caledon - The Three Scottish Tenors, Wed. July 19, Bellefair United Church Beaches International Jazz Festival, Fri., July 27 to Sun., July 30, In the Beaches Birchcliff Village Farmers’ Market, every Friday until Sept. 22 Beaches Area Organic Farmers Market, every Tuesday, 3 - 7 pm East York Farmers Market, every Tuesday, 9 am - 2 pm ShakespeareWork's production is being deferred until the summer of 2007. Please check out Community Events for event details and new events. You can also post your own community event by clicking on "Submit Event" in the Community Events page. #4. Friendly Reminders: Check out the latest special offers and promotions online Many businesses in the Beaches often have special promotions, visit Coupons&Specials frequently to find out the latest offers and to get printable coupons for your favorite stores and restaurants! Online Customer Referrals Remember to view or post recommendations for your favorite business on our Recommend a Business page. To submit a recommendation, click on "Submit a Recommendation". Check out the businesses that are newly listed in our Business Showcase The www.beachesliving.ca is updated with new business listings frequently, visit the site often to experience their unique value to you. Beaches Living Guide :: www.beachesliving.ca :: 416.690.4269