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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 during their virtual meeting on March 15, 2022, when they selected Bridges Peterborough as the recipient of donations from members of the collective philanthropy group. Also pictured ar Bridges Peterborough co-founder Lynn Smith-Reeve (second row, right) and bridging team facilitator-in-training Rebecca Turland (second row, right). (Photo courtesy of 100 Women Peterborough)

100 Women Peterborough raises funds for poverty organization Bridges Peterborough

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Since its formation, the collective philanthropy group has donated more than $135,000 to 16 local organizations,
A series of nine Valentine's Day themed photos by eight local photographers, including this feature photo by Brian Parypa, was our top Instagram post in February 2022. (Photo: Brian Parypa @bparypa73 / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for February 2022

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Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
This photo by Mike Quigg @_evidence_ of a winter sunset over Beaver Bay on Kasshabog Lake was our top Instagram post in January 2022. (Photo: @_evidence_ / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for January 2022

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Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas
Karen Woolley, who owns Woolley Wonderland Farm in Lakehurst with her husband Glenn, with Kodiak the alpaca on Hunter Street in Peterborough's East City on February 11, 2022. Karen brought Kodiak and his brother Sniper to downtown Peterborough and East City to promote the farm's family offerings including "Frozen Too Snow Adventures" during February. (Photo: Jeannine Taylor / kawarthaNOW)

Two alpacas visit downtown Peterborough and East City

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Woolley Wonderland Farm co-owner Karen Woolley brought the brothers into town to promote upcoming family events at her Lakehurst farm.
This photo by Jesse & Susan @followmenorth of Santa paddling in a canoe full of gifts was our top Instagram post in December 2021, with almost 17,000 impressions and almost 1,400 likes. (Photo: @followmenorth / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for December 2021

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Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
This January 10 photo of a snow angel on Sturgeon Lake by Jodie Sparks was our top Instagram post in 2021, with over 30,200 impressions and almost 1,500 likes. (Photo: Jodie Sparks @jodesparks13 / Instagram)

Our top 12 Instagram photographers for 2021

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The top 12 posts from our Instagram by Kawarthas region photographers in 2021.
100 Women Peterborough have raised around $8,000 to support Peterborough GreenUP's Girl's Climate Leadership Program in 2022. Pictured are program participants at the Children's Education Shelter in GreenUP's Ecology Park during the summer, where girls girl-identified youth aged 11 to 13 learned the impacts of climate change, developed strategies to support action in their lives, and learned from inspiring local climate leaders who identify as women. (Photo courtesy of Peterborough GreenUP)

100 Women Peterborough raises $8,000 for Peterborough GreenUP’s Girl’s Climate Leadership Program

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Since its formation, the collective philanthropy group has donated more than $130,000 to 15 local organizations.
A series of photos of the northern lights (aurora borealis) north of Bobcaygeon by Jay Callaghan was our top Instagram post in November, gathering over 22,500 impressions and more than 1,400 likes. (Photo: Jay Callaghan @caltek / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for November 2021

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Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
This shot by Memtyme of an island reflected in the still waters of Lower Buckhorn Lake was our top Instagram post in October 2021, with almost 23,000 impressions and 1,700 likes. (Photo Memtyme @memtyme / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for October 2021

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Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
The shot by Lori McKee of the beginning of fall at the Peterborough Lift Lock was our top Instagram post in September 2021. (Photo Lori McKee @l_mckee / Instagram)

Our top nine Instagram photographers for September 2021

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Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas.
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