by David Gladstone
City Editor

A panel discussion on Ottawa’s urban forest at the Bytown Museum
(From this month’s Bytown Museum program): “Thursday, September 20: Ottawa’s urban forest, a panel discussion. Mark your calendars! We’re wrapping up our special exhibition with a panel discussion on the future of urban forests. 7:00 p.m., free admission.”

I’ve suggested to the museum that some form of car-pooling and/or group travel by foot, bicycle or bus be organised to help Centretowners get to the Museum for the talk.

The Bytown Museum hosts events year-round and is considering my suggestion for an exhibition on the past, present, and future of Centretown.  News from the Bytown Museum, the oldest building in Somerset Ward, will be a regular feature in The BUZZ.

Planning the future of Centretown
As BUZZ readers well know, planning Centretown’s future never stops, based on respecting our past and present and the ‘green’ ethos of environmental sustainability. Read The BUZZ to find out what’s happening, what the limits on development are, and to find out where and how you can make your views known.

“Dance Dance Office Revolution” turned Sparks Street into a dance party at lunchtime on August 23,