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Club meetings are held at 12 noon on Wednesdays at Mike's Bar & Grill, 484 King George Highway, Miramichi, New Brunswick.
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Big shout out to former Rotary Exchange student Mikaela Tolf-Lane, who will be part of the choir in Montreal performing the Swedish national anthem tonight for the Four Nations Cup as Sweden takes on Canada. Originally from Sweden, Mikaela spent her grade 11 year at MVHS where she played trumpet with the MVHS and Rotary bands, before returning to NB after graduation to do a Music degree. She and her husband Matt Lane are both Mount Allison graduates and live with their family in Montreal. Matt will be conducting the choir tonight. Best of luck, your Rotary friends will be cheering.
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Madeline Landry was the recipient of the 2024 Scholarship offered by our club. A 2024 graduate of Miramichi Valley High School, she is continuing her studies at UPEI with a Bachelor of Arts in History. During her high school years Madeline was extensively involved with sports, student government, and volunteerism in both her school and community. She was a competitive soccer and rugby player, while sitting as a member of student council and the executive of the Rotary Interact Club. In her graduating year Madeline was President of the Interact Club, while also being named Female Athlete of the Year. Congratulations Madeline, keep up the hard work!
Presenting Madeline Landry (R) with her cheque was Rotarian Tara Racette (L).
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Congratulations to the NSER Rotary Interact club for a successful fundraiser, as well as attracting the attention of Global News. These young people are amazing volunteers who fund raise to help out their community year over year.
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We saw that news story in BC! Great coverage of a good cause.
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