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Back-to-School Back Pack/School Supply Program
The Salvation Army, Richmond Hill is anticipating supporting around 250 students this year as schools re-open after the long lockdown.
Items needed are:
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Gardening Tips ~ Using Straw in Your Garden
Last year one of our monthly speakers was a teenager, Emma Biggs, well known for growing tomatoes in downtown Toronto. She spoke of how to grow them, get the best yield even in a small garden, and how to harvest the seeds to start the next season
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Gardening Tips ~ Garlic Mustard…. Oh Oh….
Writing about the invasive Garlic Mustard was to be a simple, therapeutic way to share my daunting experience of discovering and attempting to eradicate this aggressive plant.
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Children’s Summer Art Classes - at the Mill Pond Gallery
Two of the artists with the Richmond Hill Group of Artistsa are offering Summer Arts Programs.
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July/August 2021 Richmond Hill Group of Artists Virtual Gallery Show “Oh, the places you’ll go” – Dr. Seuss
There is optimism in the air as we head into the summer and our province is slowly reopening. We are looking forward to ‘going’ again. Where will that be?
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4 Procedures to Train Cognitive Skills at Home or in School
Whether you're a teacher, parent or combination of both, there are procedures you can use to help train students' cognitive skills.
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The Richmond Hill Community Food Bank has acquired a new refrigerated van
Thanks to a $50,000 grant from the Federal Government’s Local Food Infrastructure Fund (LFIF) program there is the addition of a refrigerated truck that will allow the Food Bank to safely and efficiently transport more perishables for those in nee
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Scholarship Available from the Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society
The Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society strives to encourage students who live and attend schools in Richmond Hill to pursue a career in Horticulture or Environmental Studies.
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