PtboPics From Little Lake Musicfest: Central Band Of The Canadian Forces
/Photos from the performance of Central Band Of The Canadian Forces at Little Lake Musicfest last night.

Photos from the performance of Central Band Of The Canadian Forces at Little Lake Musicfest last night.


Having played the world, the next stop for the Central Band of the Canadian Forces is Little Lake Musicfest tonight at 8 p.m.
The Central Band continues its role as musical ambassadors of Canada representing and supporting all elements of the (Canadian Forces) military and contributing to Canadian culture both at home and abroad.
[Contributed by PtboCanada's Evan Holt]
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This fancy new sign went up in the little alley located next to Newdle Bar on Hunter.

[Related: What About A Designated "Entertainment District" for Peterborough?]
[Contributed by PtboCanada's Julie Morris]
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Andrea & Michael VanDerHerberg of Silver Bean Cafe 
Jay and Kate Scotland agree the ribs (and pulled pork) are finger lickin' good!
[Related: 9th Annual Ribfest Is Happening This Weekend In The Patch]
[Contributed by PtboCanada's Julie Morris]
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The smell of finger lickin' good barbequed ribs will be filling the air at Millennium Park this weekend for the 9th Annual DBIA Ribfest. There will be many performers taking the stage throughout the weekend, including Kim Doolittle, Jericho's Wall, Rocket 88's, Melissa Payne and The Sadies. For a full list of performers and events at Ribfest, check out the DBIA's Calendar of Events. Ribfest starts today, going from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday noon to 10 p.m.; and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. See you there.
A mouth watering look at last year! Photo: Evan Holt
[Contributed by PtboCanada's Julie Morris]
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Last night at the Evinrude Centre was the third and last Public Involvement Centre (PICs) meeting. The City of Peterborough showed Morrison Hershfield's recommended Road Network plan, Cycling Network plan and Pedestrian Network plan. |
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The new Masterplan is an update to the 2002 Transport Plan to address Peterborough's population growth and traffic concerns.
Studies have shown that streets with no sidewalks have 2.6 times more pedestrian collisions, so the new plan calls for sidewalks on both sides of all new and existing streets.

Work is already underway as well on both the Hospital Access Road extension and to widen the West end of Lansdowne, but there is plenty of other planned—and suggested—roadwork to come. Indeed, $14 million is budgeted to improve the Nassau Mills Bridge over the Otonabee River, widen Nassau Mills from Water to Armour, make improvements to Chemong/Reid, the Charlotte Westbound Parking lane conversion, and to widen Eastbound Sherbrooke.

As we previously reported, many residents of Fairbairn Ave were very interested in the City's Medium term plans to build a two lane road from Fairbairn to Cumberland. Some consider it the City trying to still put through the Parkway Extension.
[Related: For coverage of the proposed changes to Peterborough's Trail Network as part of the Peterborough Network Cycling plan, head to TrailSwag, a blog about outdoors news in Peterborough and the Kawarthas.]
[Contributed by PtboCanada's Evan Holt]
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Playing tonight at the Little Lake Musicfest is the Peterborough Pop Ensemble, a tribute to the '60s and '70s. Concerts begin at 8:00 pm. Admission is free. You can bring a lawn chair—or rent one for 4 bucks (there are a limited number available to rent). Click here to view pics from the first concert of the season there Saturday night.
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