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Glenora Gazette

Glenora Gazette – Fall 2024

Check out the newest edition of the Glenora Gazette! For this edition, we hear from the candle workshop, check in with Hendrik, say goodbye to some folks and announce this year’s Christmas Fair!

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Glenora Gazette – Summer 2024

Check out the newest edition of the Glenora Gazette! For this edition, we check in on the bell choir, say “goodbye” to some STCW friends, hear all about the farm from Kate and more!

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Glenora Gazette – Spring 2024

The Spring 2024 Edition of the Glenora Gazette is live! Get a recap of the amazing Backyard Chickens Workshop, catch up with Mary from Corwyn, hear the latest from the garden and more!

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Glenora Gazette – Winter 2024

The Winter 2024 Edition of the Glenora Gazette is live! Get a recap of the Christmas Fair, a goodbye tribute to Darren, catch up with Seth & Valentina and more!

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Articles

Chicken and Egg-production Workshop Update

By Olivia Jackson As many of you know, at Glenora Farm we offer daily classes and activities (“workshops”), where Companions develop expertise and discover new interests in the areas of farming, life skills, art, and culture. These experiences enable Companions to discover talents, contribute to the farm/community, and develop applied life/vocational skills. Workshops also help

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The Story of Generosity: Highlighting the Fairbank Family

The Fairbank family has had ties to Camphill since the late 90’s. Sarah Fairbank, the mother of the family, first heard of Camphill communities from her father while growing up on the East Coast of the United States. Her father was politically active and interested in intentional communities, hoping to live in one himself one

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Kate’s Update from the Farm

When we got back to work after the winter break the temperatures warmed up and the tree sap was flowing. The farm crew set up taps and jugs on 14 maples around the property. Every other day some of the team would collect the sap, and light a fire outside to boil it down. The

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