Ready to Learn offers one-on-one instruction to children over the summer to prepare them for kindergarten. The curriculum targets six main areas - language, math, world and community knowledge, safety and self-care comprehension, cognitive, and fine motor skills. For more information regarding classes call 519-471-3669 or email sarapeters [@] readytolearn.info.
London Free Press, June 20
Cliff Worden-Royers, Transition Point Training
A new service is available for athletes involved in running, cycling and other endurance sports. Transition Point Training uses an endurance exercise test to measure the build up of lactic acid or lactate in muscles. Testing is performed by analyzing a small blood sample taken from the finger. The assessment determines a "transition point" and gives a snapshot of fitness levels and provides direction for training. Visit the website for all the details.
106.9 The X FM, June 6
Mike Bloxam, Sun Tap Technologies
Solar power options, cost and comparisons were discussed in an interview with Mike Bloxam of Sun Tap Technologies. Mike explained some of the common misconceptions related to solar power methods as well as the option of "renting your roof" with the feed and tariff program currently available. To hear the entire interview click here or check out Sun Tap Technologies on the web.
London Free Press, June 27
Paul Di Libero, Bike Medic
This summer Paul Di Libero is changing the way Londoners have their bikes repaired. As owner/operator of Bike Medic, Di Libero is fixing bikes in driveways, garages, and parking lots around the city as Bike Medic will bring the fully mobile shop to the customer. Visit Bike Medic online for more information.
London Free Press, July 4
Meredith Walker, Pets Pawsitive
Summer Company student has launched a home based business grooming pets. With an extensive background in show dog assistance and not to mention a Champion standard poodle of her own, Meredith is sure to get the job done. For more information or to make an appointment call 519-204-5711 or email petspawsitive [@] gmail.com.
London Free Press, July 12
Rob Taylor, Braise Food & Wine
Restaurant owners across the country strive for a mention in the best-selling guide to Canadian restaurants, Where to Eat in Canada. Rob Taylor can now strike that item off his to-do list. A fine dining restaurant that focuses on fresh, organic, locally sourced ingredients, Braise is called "outstanding" in the book and noted for "the long experience" of the chef. Take a tour of the culinary delights at braise.ca.
London Free Press, July 14
Bruno Anello, Angelo's Italian Bakery & Deli
The longtime director of food services for Angelo's has partnered with Pat Ferraro, son of the bakery's founder, to re-open the Angelo's Wonderland Road location. Work has begun on reviving the store at 775 Wonderland Road North and it is scheduled to reopen next month. Click here to read the full article.
Business London Magazine, July 2011
Barbara Drake, Ray Catchers Sun Sails
A former assembly line worker takes an enterprising journey into the world of sun sails. Also called shade sails, sun sails are canopies that are tensioned between 3 or more anchor points that are attached to existing structures, trees or posts. Sun Sails are an ancient concept inspired by sailors who stretched their sails overhead to block the sun's harsh rays. Though new to North America, Sun Sails have been widely used for the past 25 years around the world. To read more about this shady business, check out the full article.
Business London Magazine, July 2011
Bobbi Thomson, Style 630 Selective Consignment
Described as "upscale resale" and targeted to professional women ages 29 to 55 stocking only designer and trusted labels known for their quality, brands like Chanel, Coach, Danier, and Lululemon, to name a few. Stop in to check out any of the 400-700 new arrivals they receive each week. Read the full article here or visit the Style 360 website.
London Free Press, July 25
Faith Patrick, Loco.Eleven Apparel
Fashion designer and Summer Company student Faith Patrick is making it easy for people to support clothing that makes a difference offering environmentally friendly and fair trade clothing. Click here to read the full article or visit the website to view the eco-fashion clothing line and a list of stores that carry the designs.
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