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Pumpkin patches that fit your seasonal needs
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There are few things more seasonally appropriate during the month of October than pumpkin picking. Whether you bring them home to bake into a
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What’s so basic about liking fall?
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Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte season is upon us. Girls everywhere are posting pictures of Instagramable pumpkin patches and Bath and Body Works is likely
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Meow! Boutique in uptown Waterloo closes its doors for good
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Meow! Boutique, the beloved uptown Waterloo vintage fashion retailer located at the corner of King and Bridgeport, recently announced that they will be closing
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Weight Watchers sheds its name for a new look
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Weight Watchers, the American weight-loss support group that was founded in 1963 by homemaker Jean Nidetch, has recently taken a slightly different direction with
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THEMUSEUM celebrates 15 years in KW with multiple events honouring diversity and culture
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On Saturday, Sept. 29, THEMUSEUM hosted a celebration in honour of their fifteenth anniversary which featured special announcements, interactive exhibits and of course, birthday
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Looking at the local tradition of Miss Oktoberfest
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Miss Oktoberfest is a title that dates back to 1969, when the first young woman — Christine Orendi — was crowned and graced with
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Carol Burnett’s performance at Centre in the Square
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On Sept. 25, the legendary female comedian, actress, singer and writer, Carol Burnett, graced the stage at Centre in the Square for “an evening
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Hardships and personal struggles shouldn’t be a competition
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A trend I’ve been annoyed with recently is the tendency some people have to compare their suffering to others. I think it’s always important
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Breaking down the best smoothies in the KW region
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Over the past few years, I’ve grown to love smoothies. I don’t really mind making them for myself if I need to, but when
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Putting a face to the homeless in Waterloo Region
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I have lived in downtown Kitchener (DTK) for roughly 14 years of my life, residing steps away from central DTK spots like Victoria Park,
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