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Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

Join us and hear C-K Rotary Member Linda Schmalz and others discuss the new Easter Seal Open Water Swim project.

Date: Thursday March 19

Time: 8:30-9:30 pm

Zoom Link: Regional and National Committee

Agenda

1. Welcome
2. Approval of agenda
3. Approval of summary of meeting October 23 2025
4. Funding requests
   1. Regional Drama Festival
   2. S.L.A.P.
   3. RYLA for Kashechewan youth
   4. Ratinenhayenthos Kenhteke Seed Sanctuary & Learning Center
5. Other funding possibilities
6. Preparation for DISCOM
7. Next meeting
8. Adjournment

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

Please bring your ideas for this brainstorming session

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Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

The Rotary Community Auction will be back for it's 29th year in 2026, and today we officially launch!

This will be a presentation from your auction committee and a brainstorming session to make the 29th year even better.

Come armed with your ideas.

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• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

The Screening Room is a 3-screen independent movie theatre located in the heart of downtown Kingston, Ontario. Since 2011, the cinema has been locally owned & operated by Wendy Huot. She took over from Terry, who owned & ran the cinema for the 10 years prior. Dan Wannemacher founded and built the theatre in the mid-1990’s.

We last had Wendy speak to us pre-Covid. She’s back to tell us what’s happened in the movie landscape since then.

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Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

Join us for our first ever lunchtime meeting!

12:00 pm at Coco Frutti, Gardiners Road

Date: Thursday April 30

Time: 8:30-9:20 pm

Zoom Link: Regional and National Committee

Agenda

1. Welcome
2. Approval of agenda
3. Approval of summary of meetings of October 23 2025 and March 19, 2026
4. Funding requests
   1. Student Laptop Access Program (S.L.A.P.)
   2. St. Lawrence College Pre-service Firefighter Camp Bucko
   3. Kingston Native Centre and Language Nest and Kashechewan residents in Kingston
5. Other funding possibilities
6. IPPC update including DISCOM participation
7. Next meeting
8. Adjournment

Rotary Club of Napanee

100 Year Anniversary Gala

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• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

Join us as we honour Suha Osman, Heidi Cramm, and Saeid and Merola Tahamtan with Paul Harris Fellow recognition for their service to the Kingston community and beyond.

Location Rhodes Resto + Bar 5:00-7:30

Draft Agenda

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• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

Homes For Heroes’ tiny home village in Kingston is a place of community, camaraderie, and celebration.

Opened in June 2024, the Kingston Veterans’ Village was made possible through the support of all levels of government, national stakeholders, local businesses, social groups, and individuals across Canada. The local steering committee, led by Mark Hutchings, played an instrumental role in the success of this project.

The village’s design pays homage to Kingston’s beautiful architecture, featuring 20 tiny homes, a resource center, case manager offices, therapy rooms, community gardens, and outdoor recreation spaces.

Come and hear Travis speak about Homes for Heroes. Location TBA.

Homes For Heroes’ tiny home village in Kingston is a place of community, camaraderie, and celebration.

Opened in June 2024, the Kingston Veterans’ Village was made possible through the support of all levels of government, national stakeholders, local businesses, social groups, and individuals across Canada. The local steering committee, led by Mark Hutchings, played an instrumental role in the success of this project.

The village’s design pays homage to Kingston’s beautiful architecture, featuring 20 tiny homes, a resource center, case manager offices, therapy rooms, community gardens, and outdoor recreation spaces.

The Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Program (SADV) team at KGH treats victims of sexual assault and domestic violence with specially trained staff 7 days a week 365 days a year.

See our "Youth Celebration Night", July 22nd on the Club Calendar

Almost Home is a home-away-from-home for families with ill or injured children, a place of comfort and respite for families whose children are receiving medical treatment in Kingston area hospitals.

Almost Home operates YGK Thrift, a clothing store. All proceeds support Almost Home.

Sayward Berry splits her time between the home and the thrift story so will give an overview of what the home means to families who stay there and the story of the thrift store that supports the home. In her own words:

I have worked for YGK Thrift and Almost Home for the last 4 years. While my role at YGK Thrift has changed over these past 4 years as I added working directly at Almost Home, the passion for what I do remains. I have always been a people-oriented person with an extensive background in retail management, but I have found my happiness working for a non-profit. The meaningful connections I have been able to make with both the community groups who we partner with and the customers who shop at the thrift store, is what drives me to make YGK Thrift the best possible shop it can be.

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