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Jeannine Taylor
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Jeannine Taylor is the CEO, founder and publisher of kawarthaNOW.com. Jeannine is an multi-award-winning media and communications professional with over 28 years of experience in digital marketing and website development. She has been a digital media publisher since kawarthaNOW.com was launched online as Quid Novis in 1996. She's a self-professed tech and news geek and an early adopter. Jeannine would rather be kayaking or hanging out with @caitthebordercollie. Connect with her on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Bluesky.
Members of 100 Women Peterborough gathered in person for the first time since the pandemic began on September 19, 2023 at Ashburnham Funeral Home and Reception Centre, where the collective philanthropy group chose Hospice Peterborough to receive member donations, projected to be $10,800. Hospice Peterborough was the first-ever organization to receive a donation from 100 Women Peterborough after the group formed in 2018. (Photo courtesy of 100 Women Peterborough)

100 Women Peterborough to donate $10,800 to Hospice Peterborough

Palliative care organization was the collective philanthropy group's first-ever recipient back in 2018.
This stunning photo of a Great Blue Heron on the banks of the Otonabee River by Caroline Goodenough was our top Instagram post for July 2023. (Photo: Caroline Goodenough @goodenough.images / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for July 2023

Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas
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kawarthaNOW’s response to news ban for Facebook and Instagram users in Canada

Facebook and Instagram's parent company Meta has begun to block all news content in reaction to federal government's Bill C-18 (the Online News Act)
This photo of a Sunday sunset on Kasshabog Lake by Mike Quigg was our top Instagram post for June 2023. (Photo: Mike Quigg @_evidence_ / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for June 2023

Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
Susan Ramey of Camp Kawartha speaks about the organization's subsidy fund to help children whose families are facing financial challenges attend summer camp at 100 Women Peterborough's June 2023 virtual meeting. (Photo courtesy of 100 Women Peterborough)

100 Women Peterborough raises funds for Camp Kawartha’s Kids in Need program

Since its formation, the collective philanthropy group has donated more than $170,000 to 21 local charities.
What could be more quintessentially Canadian than this photo posted by Kawarthas photographer Fred Thornhill on Instagram in July 2021? (Photo: Fred Thornhill @kawarthavisions / Instagram)

Instagram inspiration for Canada Day in the Kawarthas

kawarthaNOW shares some of our favourite past photos of the Canadian flag by regional photographers.
This photo of a yellow trillium at sunset at Millbrook Valley Trails by Kirk Hillsley was our top Instagram post for May 2023. (Photo: Kirk Hillsley @kirkhillsley / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for May 2023

Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
This photo by Karen Suggitt of Baddow Road Photography of a black bear playing with a sapling in the woods in Kawartha Lakes was our top Instagram post for April 2023. (Photo: Karen Suggitt @karen_suggitt / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for April 2023

Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
This photo of melting footsteps in Millbrook by Kirk Hillsley was our top post on Instagram for March 2023. (Photo: Kirk Hillsley @kirkhillsley / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for March 2023

Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
Dane Record, executive director of PARN – Your Community AIDS Resource Network, during the March 2023 virtual meeting of 100 Women Peterborough. The collective philanthropy group chose PARN as the charity to receive member donations of $10,000. (Photo courtesy of 100 Women Peterborough)

100 Women Peterborough raises $10,000 for PARN

Since its formation, the collective philanthropy group has donated more than $164,000 to 20 local charities.

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