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Oakville Beaver, 19 Jan 2011, p. 10

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Town hosts C.O.R.E.workshopsSaying good byeThe Town of Oakville is hosting ameetings on track, make collaborative keyCommunity Organizations in Recreationdecisions and resolve issues.(C.O.R.E.) Facilitation Skills workshop onThe C.O.R.E. workshop is at Town Hall,Tuesday, Jan. 25.1225 Trafalgar Rd., in Committee Room 1This workshop, facilitated by Carolefrom 10 a.m. to noon. Furhrer, manager of CommunityCost is $25 per person for C.O.R.E. orDevelopment and Education for VolunteerCommunity Development Halton mem-Halton focuses on putting facilitation skillsbers, or $50 per person for non-members.into action when working with volunteers.Registration is required. This interactive learning opportunity willFor more information on this workshophelp attendees build practical skills to cre-or to register, contact Louise Veres at 905-ate positive meeting environments, keep845-6601, ext. 3154 or lveres@oakville.ca.MICHELLE SIU / OAKVILLE BEAVER PAYING TRIBUTE: Constable Marc Taraso was one of hundreds of Halton Regional Policeofficers who joined a crowd of thousands for Tuesday's funeral procession on University Avenue inToronto to say goodbye to fallen Toronto police officer Sgt.Ryan Russell,35,who was killed in theline of duty.www.oakvillebeaver.com OAKVILLE BEAVERWednesday, January 19, 2011 10

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