
The Snowdons first met at the Cambridge Fall Fair in 2018 – and moved into a home with newborn Ellis in January in 2025, not far away from the fairgrounds.
They’re the featured family in the June 2025 edition of Neighbours of West Galt, published by Best Verson Media. I had a wonderful time interviewing them and Stan Switalski created the cover photo and images for the feature story.
I’m the content coordinator for the monthly magazine and collect information to share in the publication. The full-colour magazine is distributed by Canada Post to homes in selected areas Cambridge, Ontario, west of the Grand River.
There’s no direct mail subscription service offered, so I encourage you to share your copy with your neighbours who don’t receive one in their mailbox.
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Other stories in the June 2025 edition include:
An update on a community cafe opening for the summer in the Kent Street area, by Zenen Treadwell. Learn more about the laid-back drop-in conversation spot at credenzo.cafe
A business feature about ONE Movement Dance Centre, which builds community through dance.
The Cambridge Sculpture Garden‘s 25th anniversary party on June 7, 2025, includes unveiling of a new sculture at the Grand Avenue South location.
Heritage Meadows Gracious Retirement Living shared information about the importance of social connections, as important parts of health.
Winners of 7th Annual Spirit Awards presented by the United Way Waterloo Region Communities. More than 350 people gathered for the event in Tapestry Hall.
The Pets of the Month section features submitted photos photos of Ivy, a leopard gecko; and dogs Louis, Charlie, Chloe and Boston.
Main Street in Galt features Pride Week Events June 1-14, 2025, as the area is closed to traffic for expanded restaurant patios and events, hosted by the Downtown Cambridge Business Improvement Association.
rare Charitable Research Reserve in Blair reminds everyone to watch out for baby turtles as breeding season arrives in June.
A 1985 photo from the City of Cambridge Archives collection shows Grand Avenue at St. Andrew’s Street, almost three decades before the Hamilton Family Theatre was constructed there.
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