Maggie Burton
10 New Gower Street A1C 5M2 St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, NL, Canada

Looking forward to seeing Rocket's future home downtown.

Nominations Open for Heritage Awards Please nominate a deserving property for an award! - Maggie ---... Media Release The City of St. John’s is accepting nominations for the 2021 Heritage Awards. These awards recognize commercial and residential property owners for their work in rehabilitating, restoring and celebrating our rich built heritage. To submit a nomination please complete the nomination form at stjohns.ca by Friday, February 5. Residents can nominate a heritage building or other building in the City’s designated Heritage Areas; property owners can nominate their own property. Nominations are accepted for the following categories: Preserving or restoring the original character of a heritage building or any building in a Heritage Area; Rehabilitating an older building, including successfully integrating modern elements; Respecting the character of a modern building in a Heritage Area; Infill developments that blend into a neighborhood in a Heritage Area; Stewardship and long-term preservation of a heritage building or any building in a Heritage Area. The Heritage Awards are scheduled to take place at the Council meeting on Monday, February 15 as part of Heritage Week celebrations. For further information, call 709-570-2041 or email [email protected].

Application - 11 Tiffany Lane Wed, 2021/01/20 - 7:00pm Updated January 4, 2021: Start Date and Time of Public Notice, additional pages added to LUAR. Application...Continue reading

News Release Fri, 2021/01/08 - 9:15am Waste Collection Routes Changing February 1... Our waste collection routes have been improved to offer the most efficient use of our resources while better serving all residents, including in new or expanded residential areas of the city. Beginning February 1, 2021, approximately 15,000 households will have a new or modified collection day. This may mean a change in your regular collection day, a change in your recycling week, or both. To find out if your regular collection or recycling collection day has changed go to curbitstjohns.ca/schedules/ and enter your street address. If you haven’t already, now would be a good time to sign up to receive weekly reminders of your waste collection day. Download our free app ‘St. John’s Waste & Recycling’, go to curbitstjohns.ca/schedules/ or call Access St. John’s at 311 or 754-CITY (2489).

Another reminder to the public that our drop off hours are from 930-530, Tuesday to Saturday only. Please do not drop items on our property outside of these hou...rs. We have went public with this concern in the past, though today we do so for different reasons. Upon inspection of our cameras over the past few months, we have discovered that theft of after hours donations is a huge concern. It is so common in fact, that we would never be able to keep up with reporting them all to the police. We have been in communication with the RNC regarding these incidents and are considering what actions will be taken from a legal standpoint.. Our strongest defense against this is being proactive and eliminating the opportunity. The best way to ensure your donation matters and contributes to the work we do is to hand it to an associate during business hours, and to never leave it on the ground outside. Thank you for your support.

City staff is gathering the community’s ideas and feedback to help inform the community-wide energy and emissions reduction plan. Individuals, businesses and all stakeholders are needed to share their experiences and contribute their thoughts to help shape St. John's energy future. We need your input to help identify the low-carbon actions that could be taken to help St. John’s achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Also, to tell us about what is important to you when considerin...g a low-carbon action. Visit our Engage project page (https://www.engagestjohns.ca//we-need-your-input-to-helpsh) and answer these questions to help shape St. John's energy future. Which criteria is more important to consider when selecting actions for St. John's clean energy transition? Which action do you think the community should prioritize to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions?

such beautiful floofs just waiting for their new home!

Happy National Child Day! National Child Day commemorates the United Nations' adoption of two documents centered on children's rights: the United Nations Declar...ation of the Rights of the Child on November 20, 1959, and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child on November 20, 1989. We hope you celebrate the day jumping in mud puddles, swinging in trees and playing spotlight. #NCD2020Aecenl #NationalChildDay2020 #PlayBasedLearning #TheRightToBeSeenAndHeard #RightToPlay See more

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The Tommy Sexton Centre, where ACNL is located, is home to our Emergency Shelter. The shelter provides low barrier, gender-neutral emergency shelter services to... individuals ages 16 and up. While the holidays can be a time of great joy, they are often a time of additional challenge and stress for our current and former residents. To help provide a small measure of peace and comfort in a safe and supportive environment this holiday season, we are now gratefully accepting the following donations! For more information or to arrange a drop-off (or pickup if needed!), please contact Abigail at 709-579-8656 or Stephanie/Emergency Shelter at 709-579-8348. Thanks in advance!