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Due to COVID 19 restrictions ARCA is unable to hold Summer Jam this year.Have a safe summer everyone.
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News update – July 15, 2020The ARCA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Pierre Schweda to the position of Director of Operations, effective Thursday, July 16, 2020. We welcome Pierre to our organisation and look forward to working closely with him over the next few months. Pierre has a solid reputation as a fundraiser for many non-profit organisations and is described as being a great grant writer and is a man who is forward thinking, builds strong teams, and has an open-door policy. His expertise and experience working with Boards of Directors for various agencies is a great fit with our association. We welcome Pierre to his new position and are excited to have him onboard.As the Al Ritchie Community Association facility remains closed due to COVID19 protocols, our building at 2250 Lindsay Street remains closed to the public until further notice. We can’t wait to open our Wellness Centre and once again provide the Al Ritchie Community with the services, programs and events that are so important to a healthy, vital community. Stay tuned! We hope to re-open soon.
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Due to COVID 19 restrictions ARCA is unable to hold Summer Jam this year.Have a safe summer everyone.
A big shout out to Philip for his generous donation of cans and bottles. Special thanks goes out to Wendy who came from out of the area to donate to our bottle drive.
Work is underway by City of Regina crews to prepare athletic fields and ball parks to open in stages, beginning on Monday, June 22 under Phase Four, Part One of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan.Community operated ball parks ready to be open on June 22 include: Broad and 9th Avenue North, Columbus Park, Kiwanis Park, Kiwanis Park North, Lions Park, Pacers Park, Optimist Park and Douglas Park. All other ball parks and athletic fields, including lawn bowling greens, will open for scheduled use on June 27.The City is working cooperatively with community sports organizations to ensure guidelines are followed for the safety of athletes, coaches, managers and parents.Regular booking procedures for athletic fields and ball diamonds are in place.The City reminds all users of the outdoor recreation spaces to continue following the guidelines provided by public health officials, including the following:· Equipment should not be shared.· Individuals who are sick should stay home.· A physical distance of two metres should be maintained between people not from the same household or extended household.· Bring hand sanitizer and be sure to clean your hands before and after activity.By taking these steps, we can all continue to do our part to keep ourselves and our neighbours healthy.
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News update – July 15, 2020The ARCA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Pierre Schweda to the position of Director of Operations, effective Thursday, July 16, 2020. We welcome Pierre to our organisation and look forward to working closely with him over the next few months. Pierre has a solid reputation as a fundraiser for many non-profit organisations and is described as being a great grant writer and is a man who is forward thinking, builds strong teams, and has an open-door policy. His expertise and experience working with Boards of Directors for various agencies is a great fit with our association. We welcome Pierre to his new position and are excited to have him onboard.As the Al Ritchie Community Association facility remains closed due to COVID19 protocols, our building at 2250 Lindsay Street remains closed to the public until further notice. We can’t wait to open our Wellness Centre and once again provide the Al Ritchie Community with the services, programs and events that are so important to a healthy, vital community. Stay tuned! We hope to re-open soon.
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Due to COVID 19 restrictions ARCA is unable to hold Summer Jam this year.Have a safe summer everyone.
A big shout out to Philip for his generous donation of cans and bottles. Special thanks goes out to Wendy who came from out of the area to donate to our bottle drive.
Are your bottles and cans piling up?Do you hate standing in line?No time to go to SARCAN?Consider donating your cans and bottles to ARCA.Drop off your bags of refundable recyclables at2250 Lindsay StreetWednesday, June 24 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.Our first bottle drive was a success. Help us make it two in a row.If you live in the Al Ritchie area and are unable to drop off please email us at document.write(''+'arcafundraiser'+'@'+'sasktel'+'.'+'net'+'');. We will arrange a pickup time for 2 or more garbage bags.Your donation will help ARCA to continue to offer free events and low program costs.Thanks in advance.ARCA Board of Directors
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News update – July 15, 2020The ARCA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Pierre Schweda to the position of Director of Operations, effective Thursday, July 16, 2020. We welcome Pierre to our organisation and look forward to working closely with him over the next few months. Pierre has a solid reputation as a fundraiser for many non-profit organisations and is described as being a great grant writer and is a man who is forward thinking, builds strong teams, and has an open-door policy. His expertise and experience working with Boards of Directors for various agencies is a great fit with our association. We welcome Pierre to his new position and are excited to have him onboard.As the Al Ritchie Community Association facility remains closed due to COVID19 protocols, our building at 2250 Lindsay Street remains closed to the public until further notice. We can’t wait to open our Wellness Centre and once again provide the Al Ritchie Community with the services, programs and events that are so important to a healthy, vital community. Stay tuned! We hope to re-open soon.
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Due to COVID 19 restrictions ARCA is unable to hold Summer Jam this year.Have a safe summer everyone.
A big shout out to Philip for his generous donation of cans and bottles. Special thanks goes out to Wendy who came from out of the area to donate to our bottle drive.
Work is underway by City of Regina crews to prepare athletic fields and ball parks to open in stages, beginning on Monday, June 22 under Phase Four, Part One of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan.Community operated ball parks ready to be open on June 22 include: Broad and 9th Avenue North, Columbus Park, Kiwanis Park, Kiwanis Park North, Lions Park, Pacers Park, Optimist Park and Douglas Park. All other ball parks and athletic fields, including lawn bowling greens, will open for scheduled use on June 27.The City is working cooperatively with community sports organizations to ensure guidelines are followed for the safety of athletes, coaches, managers and parents.Regular booking procedures for athletic fields and ball diamonds are in place.The City reminds all users of the outdoor recreation spaces to continue following the guidelines provided by public health officials, including the following:· Equipment should not be shared.· Individuals who are sick should stay home.· A physical distance of two metres should be maintained between people not from the same household or extended household.· Bring hand sanitizer and be sure to clean your hands before and after activity.By taking these steps, we can all continue to do our part to keep ourselves and our neighbours healthy.
