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 The Old Armoury that once served as recruitment grounds for the local militia is now a safe space nurturing local creativity and talents.Preserving the Georgetown heritage representing militia sacrifices to safeguard the nations future is a top priority for numerous community members, including Mark Llewellyn and Nanci McNeil-Llewellyn. Once you start look stanley mugs ing at the armourys structure, hearing peoples stories about what  stanley cup the building was used for and seeing older pictures 鈥?you get a sense 鈥?that it has a significant presence in the town,  said Mark.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It makes me sad to think about the guys that were recruited here and never returned home and the wars that went on,  added Nanci, holding back tears.Offered by the town as the new home for Globe Productions community theatre, at 1 Park Ave. on聽the Georgetown Fairgrounds, the armoury initially operated as a militia drill shed and later as a community centre and dance hall.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The building   rear side, which would once be used for stanley cup  shooting practice, is now replaced by tranquility, said Nanci, the theatre building manager.The armoury was built in response to the 1866 Fenian Raids 鈥?an Irish-American organization pressuring Britain to withdraw from Ireland. The raiders sparked Canadian nationalism in British North America, resulting in the confederation of Canada we know today, as stated on t Htpk Anglers not permitted on Credit Valley Conservation properties during coronavirus outbreak
 Guardians of the Children plant pinwheels for KY   abused children91,000 KY children representedApril 3, 2023 Meghann Stamps, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky.  For the second  stanley cup spain year now, our Vette City Guardians of the Children planted pinwheels in honor聽of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.This past Saturday, the bike enthusiasts placed blue and silver pinwheels outside Bowling Green  聽Family Enrichment Center.GOC says these 91 pinwheels represent the 聽91,000 reported Kent botella stanley ucky children who ;ve suffered child abuse  stanley cup represented.Guardians of the Children vice president and child liaison Dawn Westphalen said,  Hopefully, we ;ll all be out of jobs and just be riding around for no reason one day. That   our dream. Unfortunately, it   nowhere near soon. There are way too many kids being abused right now.GOC asks you to help them pay attention and work together to prevent child abuse.Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Bowling Gre