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Peterborough has a new Italian restaurant on Hunter Street called Kettle Drums. It is owned by Reg Maranda and Cameron Green, who also own Reggie's Hot Grill in East City and El Camino's downtown (we spotlighted both back in 2010).

Friday night kicked off with a soft opening, while construction is completed on the side patio (which will seat 50) and a few more fine touches inside.

The soft opening gives the staff a chance to iron out the menu, and while not all the options will be available this weekend, there are still plenty of pizzas to try.

There is a very relaxed atmosphere inside, with lovely decor and wall art as well as a small patio out front that will seat 20. Quite a few patrons came to sample the food, and try the beer, cocktails, martinis and wine.

I had a brief moment to chat with Reg while he was zipping to-and-fro, and he mentioned that they were proud with what has come together. They had been working on the plan for this restaurant well before having to close their chip truck, and even snuck the famous Reggie Burger onto the menu.

Drop in this weekend and give one of their pizzas a try (gluten free crust available, too), and shortly thereafter the rest of the menu including the Crispy Sweet Potato Chips—which Reg confesses he likes even better than Reggie's Hotgrill's tasty Sweet Potato Fries.

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The Abrams Brothers performed at Little Lake Musicfest on Wednesday night and rain didn't keep people away from enjoying their music.

In case you haven't heard, the excellent morning show BT is coming to Peterborough.
Yes, on Friday, August 3rd, the crew will be broadcasting live on-location from Del Crary Park, including hosts Kevin Frankish and Dina Pugliese.
They will be showing off all that our city has to offer, and the public is invited to come on out and join this
event. So wear your "I'd Rather Be In Peterborough" tee, organize a flash mob—do whatever it takes to show our community spirit, and showcase our amazing city to BT's viewers.
If you can't be down at the park for the live 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. broadcast or portions of it, watch on Citytv.
[Images via BT website]
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Tomorrow night (Thursday) is movie night at the Peterborough Public Library.
They will be showing Rise of the Planet of the Apes at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Admission is free and there is no need to RSVP.
The movie is 105 minutes long and is rated PG.
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Habitat for Humanity Peterborough and Match Me Peterborough have joined forces to create a fun, inspiring fundraising initiative to help those in need in the community—and bring singles together.
It's called "Singles Build Day", and the build date is Friday, August 24th from 8 a.m. to noon or noon to 4 p.m. Organizers encourage singles 35+ to sign up with an unattached single friend of the opposite sex and together raise $150 for the Habitat chapter in Peterborough, which is always looking for more donations, volunteers and applications for homes.
Singles signing up on their own is also encouraged, and they need to raise $75 each.
Match Me Peterborough will be hosting a private party for all the single volunteers that night after the build at a downtown location.
It's a great chance to give back to the community, and maybe find a love match.
For more info on the event, contact Match Me's Rebecca Cooper at 705.931.4721 or email her.
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Justin Schofield spent about four hours driving around Peterborough, filming the architecture, landmarks and beauty of Peterborough—and included some footage from prior filming experiences here—to capture the essence of what this city has to offer. Nicely done.
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These awesome retro tees showing community spirit are available at the Silver Bean Cafe. What a great way to showcase our city. Get one now, and help them go viral! 
Kruz FM's Catherine Hanrahan sporting one
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Nice cover in a scenic setting by Pronto Monto—a folk band that pays tribute to the music of Kate and Anna McGarrigle. The band is composed of Julia Fenn, Megan Kendrick and Mary Clare Kendrick.
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