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Department: National Fundraising Location: Flexible Locations
FOCUS Mission Statement: To know Christ Jesus, and fulfill his Great Commission, by first living and then communicating the fullness of life within the family of God, the Church.
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The Director of Philanthropy (DOP) personally represents FOCUS and ignites benefactors and potential benefactors to passion and action in support of our work. The DOP maintains a portfolio of FOCUS Fund benefactors; he/she conducts discovery, qualification, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship of FOCUS Fund benefactors and potential benefactors. The DOP will also be prepared to assume responsibility for the FOCUS Local Giving effort as they are developed. This position requires experience in development, excellent written and verbal communication skills and a desire to grow in understanding of the fund development field. Additionally, this position requires the ability to work as an effective team member in a fast-paced, result-driven environment. Other responsibilities include building the relationship between the Mission Development Department and other areas of FOCUS including Collegiate Outreach, Mission Communications, etc.; supporting other efforts within the Mission Development Department; and other duties that further relationships between FOCUS, students, benefactors and other constituents.
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The DOP position is compensated within the guidelines of FOCUS's funding model. Total compensation will be highly competitive and commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Department: Collegiate Outreach Location: Golden, CO
Position Summary
The FOCUS Collegiate Outreach organization offers leadership opportunities at the campus and regional level.
FOCUS typically develops Team Directors and regional leaders internally, because these roles require a deep understanding of our approach to evangelization, along with demonstrated leadership success in a Church environment. However, some well-qualified external candidates who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and evangelization results may be a good fit for these roles.
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Department: Formation Location: Golden, CO
Background on the Formation Department: In cooperation with the grace of God and in the context of the Church and in relationship to her mission, the Formation Department strives to advance all of FOCUS' formation and training goals. Through human, spiritual, intellectual, and apostolic formation we cooperate with the Holy Spirit to help our missionaries and others to know Christ Jesus, to be conformed to him, to observe all that he has commanded, and to grow in relationship to him within his Church. Through training we instruct our missionaries that they might go and make disciples of all nations by inspiring and equipping college students for lifelong Catholic mission.
Background on New Staff Training: FOCUS New Staff Training (NST) is a critical time of formation and training for our missionaries before they head to college campuses to share the Gospel with students. NST takes place over the course of 5-6 weeks each summer. All first- and second-year missionaries attend NST, and all third-year missionaries and many other veteran staff have leadership roles at NST. NST is FOCUS' single largest formation and training endeavor. The primary goal of NST is to help form missionaries in the image of Christ who will go on as faithful Catholics to spiritually multiply wherever life takes them, beginning with the college campus. We strive to form and train the missionaries in these areas of formation: human (character), spiritual, intellectual, and apostolic (both mission-specific and general professional).
Position responsibilities include:
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The New Staff Training Coordinator position is compensated within the guidelines of FOCUS. Total compensation will be competitive and commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Background on the Learning Management System: The Learning Management System (LMS) will function as an online software application, giving us a dynamic and interactive way to administer, document, track, and report on ongoing training and formation for staff, alumni, students, donors, and perhaps eventually others in the general public as well. Through it we will be able to deploy dynamic video, audio, and written content on a year-round basis.
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Department: Technology Services Location: Golden, CO
The Network Engineer's role is to ensure the stability and integrity of in-house voice, data, video, and wireless network services. This is achieved by planning, designing, and developing local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) across the organization. In addition, the Network Engineer will participate with the installation, monitoring, maintenance, support, and optimization of all network hardware, software, and communication links. This individual will also analyze and resolve network hardware and software problems in a timely and accurate fashion, and provide end user training where required.
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Department: Donor Relations and Gift Operations / Stewardship Employment Classification:Full Time Hourly, Non-Exempt - 40 hrs/wk Reports To: Manager of Service Operations Location: Golden, CO
The Donor Relations Specialist in the Donor Relations and Gift Operations Department's primary responsibility lies in the handling of donor and missionary questions, problems and complaints via verbal and written correspondence. Primary contact for Missionaries and staff with donation related questions. Assist with entering, updating, and verifying donor database information and support the Manager of Service Operations with special projects as needed. Assure office equipment and related supplies are maintained and in stock at all times.
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The event specialist is a coordinator in the vision, development, programming and execution of our national conferences (up to 10,000 attendees), Leadership Summits (up to 4000 attendees) and New Staff Training. Additionally, the role would coordinate and execute many smaller events for the organization throughout the year (the department plans 15-20 annually), as well as advise internally about events, vendor contracts and payments. The Events Department within FOCUS is a specialist in transforming ordinary events into formational opportunities to strongly boost FOCUS' work on campus.
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The Local Giving Officer (LGO) builds sustainable funding for individual campuses by deeply engaging benefactors, chaplains, alumni, and other community members. As donors and potential donors experience our mission, the LGO will ignite them to passion and action in support of our work, mobilizing them to serve as advocates for local FOCUS programs within their community. The LGO maintains a portfolio of Annual Fund donors; he/she conducts discovery, qualification, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship of Annual Fund donors and potential donors.
The Local Giving Officer position is compensated within the guidelines of FOCUS. Total compensation will be competitive and commensurate with experience and qualifications.
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That was very hippish with the colorful weird animation but i suppose it went well with that silly song by David Bowie,not my type of flash really but it was pretty good i suppose.
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Love the song..
But the animation was terrible. Your ruined the song in my opinion. I've seen animations on Newgrounds based on this same song, and they did a much better job at it.
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Tonight (Wednesday) will be Bedford County night, as the three local girls? soccer teams are joined by Heritage at the District semifinals in Forest.
Girls? soccer is the only sport in which all three county teams advanced to the semis (as well as to Regional play).
Liberty punched its tick by beating up on Rustburg, a team notable for its winless season as well as a grittiness and gutsiness. The final score was 7-0 in favor of the Minettes.
Staunton River took care of an overmatched, but noble Amherst team, eliminating the Lancers by the score of 2-0.
Staunton River had its greatest regular season success against Liberty, going 1-0-1 against the Minutemen.
Liberty had a sluggish attack all season, failing to score more than two goals in a game.
So, of course, Liberty beat the Eagles 3-1. The win pushed the Minutemen into the District semifinals, where they will play homestanding Jefferson Forest (Wednesday, 5:00 p.m.). Additionally, the victory assured Liberty of a berth in the Regional tournament starting next week.
Liberty earned that win by effectively countering Staunton River?s speed.
While the rest of the Seminole District was slugging it out on Monday, three Jefferson Forest teams were catching a break while staying above the fray. The Forest baseball and both soccer teams stayed home, a nice benefit of their regular season championships.
Since the departure of Appomattox, the Seminole District has seven teams. Therefore, the District champ in each sport gets a bye for the first round of the tournament.
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One baseball game was a pitcher?s paradise. The other was a batter?s bonanza. Both ended in defeat for county teams.
Liberty hosted, and was topped, 1-0 by Amherst while Staunton River visited, and was beaten, by Heritage 9-8.
The Minutemen and the Eagles have the rest of the year to reflect on the games, as the losses eliminated them from further tournament play. Top-seeded Jefferson Forest is the only local team still in the running.
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Ford's board of directors is meeting this week amid news media reports that it will put a succession plan into motion by promoting a key front-runner to a new high-level position that would be a final audition to replace Alan Mulally as CEO.
The board is preparing to promote Mark Fields to the newly created job of chief operating officer, Bloomberg reported Tuesday, a move that would reinforce Fields' already strong likelihood of becoming CEO when Mulally retires.
Ford does not normally disclose when its board meets. But if a major appointment such as COO becomes official, it must be reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, making it a matter of public record.
Fields currently is president of the Americas -- the company's most profitable region -- and although Ford has a bench of executives being groomed for higher positions, Fields is considered the front-runner.
Ford's succession planning has focused on promoting the next top executive from within. It is Mulally's responsibility to present multiple candidates to the board for consideration.
Fields, who has been conspicuously absent from news media events since June, attended an event Monday at the Flat Rock assembly plant. Asked whether he would like to be the next CEO, he declined to comment.
Mulally, 67, has not said when he will retire, but industry watchers expect him to step down around the end of 2013.
Bloomberg cited an unnamed source who said Ford's directors will continue succession planning discussions at its board meeting later this week and could vote to promote Fields, 51, then, or present a plan for a future vote.
"We do not comment on speculation about personnel actions," Ford spokesman Jay Cooney said in a statement. "Ford Motor Co. takes succession planning very seriously, and we have succession plans in place for each of our key leadership positions."
Fields has been the most likely successor for some time.
"It's not a big surprise," said Jesse Toprak, vice president with TrueCar.com, an online auto information company based in Santa Monica, Calif. "Fields is young and energetic and fits the profile of the company."
The Brooklyn, N.Y., native who grew up in Paramus, N.J., went to Ford in 1989 after several years with IBM. He was instrumental in Ford's $23.5-billion restructuring in 2006, which financed the subsequent turnaround without emergency government loans.
In 2011, Ford reported $20 billion in net income, but its stock continues to languish, largely because it is losing money in Europe and spending heavily to increase its foothold in China.
"He knows the long-term strategy, so he won't disrupt what has been put in place, but is also forward-thinking," Toprak said.
Fields was the first American executive to lead Mazda, which he did from 1998 to 2002 when Ford had a large stake in the Japanese automaker. He also led Ford's Premier Automotive Group, the company's underperforming attempt to integrate Lincoln with luxury brands Land Rover, Jaguar, Aston Martin and Volvo that it bought in the 1990s and early 2000s. It has since sold all those brands but Lincoln.
Speculation about Mulally's replacement escalated when he turned 65 and reached full boil this spring when Ford regained an investment-grade credit rating and took possession of collateral pledged six years ago to borrow $23.5 billion.
Mulally came in when Ford's future was just as shaky as that of Chrysler and General Motors. He unified a corporate culture where infighting was legendary and set forth his One Ford vision, winning widespread loyalty.
Aside from Fields, other contenders are the regional chiefs: Stephen Odell in Europe and Joe Hinrichs in Asia Pacific, both of whom likely will have important roles in a post-Mulally Ford.
Odell, 57, is tackling overcapacity and losses in Europe expected to exceed $1 billion this year.
Hinrichs, 45, is pushing aggressive growth in Asia Pacific, and China specifically, where Ford is working to catch up in the world's largest auto market.
Ford has invested in the development of multiple candidates for about 100 top positions in the company, including the CEO, Felicia Fields, group vice president in charge of human resources and corporate services, said earlier this year.
"It's an ingrained process. We do succession planning in all levels of management," she said, including vice presidents, directors and senior managers worldwide. Planning for key positions occurs years in advance, she said.
"Vice president and above, the board pays attention to," said Fields, who is no relation to Mark Fields.
Ford's last chief operating officer was Jim Padilla from 2004 until his retirement July 1, 2006. His duties were assumed by then-Chairman and CEO Bill Ford. A new COO was not appointed.
Mulally, a retired Boeing executive, came in and relieved Bill Ford of his CEO duties in September 2006. Mulally also did not restore the COO position.
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Board of
Library Trustees Meeting
November 6, 2012
7:00 p.m.
Carol Brown, Vice Chair
Diane Burkhardt
Ed Duggan
Chris Monahan
Wendy Rowe, Chair
Margaret Perkins, Acting Director
John Foresto, Selectman, BoS Liaison to the Library
Motion to approve the agenda (CB1, CM2) passed unanimously
Selectman John Foresto identified himself as our liaison from the Board of Selectmen. He wanted to make sure we knew our capital plan should be submitted; Margaret said she'd already met with John Anderson of the CIPC who had called for a meeting.
The HVAC work was paid for by a grant, so the money allocated for it is being repurposed. Margaret says there's been discussion regarding our need for a whole building dehumidifier. Our tech (including computers and a new copier) is in Rich Boucher's IT budget.
The possibility of having loaner iPads and other eReaders (besides the few Overdrive-enabled Sonys we've planned) was discussed. John says we should ask Rich to include it in his IT budget request.
John says we should tell him our needs and information and he'll advocate to the Board of Selectmen for us. He says there's over $2M in certified free cash this year, so it's a good year to ask for improvements. The budget doesn't get finalized until March.
John says they got the TNT report with recommendations for town building energy savings, and he will email Wendy a copy of the report for distribution.
Town Hall has their new surveillance equipment. We haven't heard anything about when we'll get ours.
Margaret says one of the employees who went to the NELA conference described it as "inspirational."
Baby Lapsit will continue instead of stopping after the initial six weeks. It is very inexpensive, and the people coming said they would like it to continue. Margaret says baby/toddler story time is the most-requested program. The program is run while the Library is closed, since that's when Amy is available (she works for Framingham Library).
Diane found an Ikea chair for the lounge that Carol agrees is great.
Andy Busa started Tuesday November 13. Downstairs now open til 930pm Monday-Thursday.
John is on the Medway 300 Committee and gave us a report. They've raised over $200,000 and have a long list of events planned, with many groups involved. They hope some of the events will be annual, but run by various groups after 2013.
John will ask when they'd like a joint meeting with us.
The Town's plumber quoted $3140 to replace all four "water closets" (toilets) with pressure-assisted ones. This should solve the clogging problem.
Motion to replace the existing water closets with pressure assisted handicap water closets (CB1 CM2). Passed unanimously.
The Wednesday morning Lapsit program is very popular; and while Wendy is there letting people in to the closed Library for the program, a few people come hoping the Library is open. Margaret worked out a plan by which we could open the additional four hours on Wednesdays to make our Wednesday hours match our Monday hours (10-8). Her plan involves minimal additional staffing, one person for an additional four hours per week: only one person would be on the desk, but at least one other employee is already working in the building. The cost would be about $3000 for an entire year. It also brings us up to 100% of our minimum hours-open requirement, which will increase our state aid the following year (not this year). Morning hours are good for parents of schoolchildren and for older people, as well as for parents of preschoolers.
Ed thinks a full-time Director should be our priority. He doesn't like our spending piecemeal on various programs (lapsit story, more morning hours). Other towns support their libraries (Millis, Mendon), but we haven't had a full-time Director in the four years Ed's been a Trustee.
John says we should make our case and let people know why it's important. John said Ed recently informed Selectman Dennis Crowley about and showed John our Historical collection room, which neither of them knew we had.
Margaret says at our recent book sale, a visitor said the Library was THE place to be that day. We had the booksale, a Field Hockey bakesale, a Girl Scout Halloween costume sale, and the Community Farm had a table outside.
Wendy says the MBLC thinks more hours open is even more important than more materials.
Chris and Diane would like a quarterly review of our circulations during various hours. Minuteman has those statistics so Margaret can get them for us.
Motion to open at 10AM on Wednesdays (CB1 DB2). Passed 4-1-0 (ED no).
This will start the Wednesday after Thanksgiving.
There was some confusion regarding the Saturday after Thanksgiving. We're supposed to be open and people are scheduled to work, but Wendy saw it marked CLOSED on the room use calendar. We have been closed sometimes on that weekend (we were closed holiday weekends when our funding was cut so drastically), but this year we have staff available to work. Also, the contract now gives the staff the day after Thanksgiving off; that was not the case when we were closed on holiday weekends.
Since Thanksgiving eve is very lightly attended at the Library because many people travel or prepare for the holiday, Margaret proposes we be open 10-4 the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, or 10-2 if she staff is unavailable after 2pm. Ed proposed 10-2.
Motion to be open the Wednesday before Thanksgiving 10-4 or 10-2 depending on staff availability (CM1 CB2). Passed 4-1-0 (ED no).
To avoid future confusion:
Motion that we be open the Saturday after Thanksgiving as an annual
event (CM1 CB2). Passed 4-0-1 (ED abstained).
Margaret would like to have a few iPads to check out for in-Library use. They cost about $500 each. The Trustees liked the idea. At John's suggestion, she will ask Rich Boucher if he can get them for us. John suggested loaning laptops. Margaret says some libraries loan LoJack-equipped laptops.
Margaret recently received email from the MBLC outlining a lawyer's analysis that the MA General Law regarding the privacy of patrons' records means we shouldn't share a minor's information with the minor's parents, even if the child is only five. So if a parent wants to know what the child has out, we should say no. A list of overdue items gets mailed to the child, so the parent could see that. Ed plans to call the MBLC to ask about it and how other libraries are handling it.
The original renovation plan had a staff bathroom, but it was eliminated from the plans when the renovation was done. The staff would like a staff bathroom. The proposal is that the downstairs Men's bathroom be the staff bathroom, although it would be open to the public for big programs. The downstairs Women's bathroom would be unisex. It's the one with a changing table, anyway, so as Margaret points out that's a little bit sexist. The Trustees did not choose to take action during this meeting.
Motion to adjourn (9:23): (CM1, CB2) passed unanimously.
Medway Public Library
Director's Report
October 31, 2012
We are looking forward to having Andy Busa, the new Community Area Steward, start on Tuesday, November 13th.
On the Tuesday after the storm, Wendy opened up the library at 9:00 for power, water, and computer use only. Five patrons came in before the normal opening time of 2:00 pm. Minuteman was down all day, so there was no access to the catalog, and staff could only check books out to patrons who had library cards with them.
On one occasion, no staff members were available to meet delivery, so I took the outgoing boxes to Holliston, and asked to have the incoming boxes dropped off there. Bill generously picked them up on his way by, and brought them to the Medway Library.
Three staff members, Katherine, Tammy, and I, were able to attend the New England Library Association Conference, thanks to a generous donation by a benefactor who wishes to remain anonymous, and to the Friends of the Holliston Public Library. Programs I attended included: Three Perspectives on Lending E-books, The Trouble with E-books, Flexible Technology Instruction in the Public Library, Money Smart Week @ Your Library, Fundamentals of Genealogy, Compassion in Libraries, Rethinking Libraries: A New Model for a New World, and an author luncheon with Dennis Lehane.
Katherine and I attended an informative presentation by Marshall Breeding, The Next Generation of Library Automation and Discovery: Key Issues and Trends, sponsored by the Minuteman Library Network.
The six week Baby and Toddler Lap Sit program with Amy Kaufman has been very successful. In response to requests from parents, we will continue the program weekly through the spring.
I am planning the following programs:
Writing in the Middle: How to Improve and Enjoy the Process of Writing in Grades 4 to 9 presented by Ed McCarthy, Director of the Writing Program at St. Sebastian's School, and a Teacher-Consultant with the National Writing Project. This program is for middle school students and their parents.
It's Not About the Hike, presented by the author, Nancy Sporborg, and Pat Piper, scheduled for February 26th. Nancy and Pat climbed the 67 tallest mountains in New Hampshire, and their inspirational presentation has been extremely well-received.
It's a Mystery to Me, presented by a panel of three local authors affiliated with Sisters in Crime New England.
Building Maintenance
During the past few weeks, there have been many serious plumbing problems, with each of the toilets. Three of the toilets have overflowed. I asked DPS to send a plumber to diagnose and fix the problems. The plumber removed seals on the bottom of two of the toilets that he said were narrowing the drain. He does not think the main drain lines are clogged. He confirmed that the toilets do not flush very strongly. Pressure assisted toilets that are more suitable for public use are available, and we have received a cost estimate. I would strongly recommend that we purchase pressure-assisted toilets.
I met with Thomas Anderson of the Capital Improvement Planning Committee to discuss the library's capital improvement requests and to tour the library to examine the issues. He suggested submitting a capital improvement request for eventual installation of a central dehumidifier on the lower level. DPS has provided us with estimates for repairing the walkway in front of the library, repairing the front wall masonry, and replacing the carpet.
I met with Richard Boucher and his new tech to discuss the installation of the new computers. They will replace the current staff and patron computers, add two more patron computers upstairs as well as 3-4 in the lounge, and most likely will add one in the new conference room. The will also install one of our printers in the lounge. Installation should start shortly, and will be completed before the end of the calendar year..
I submitted the Financial Report for the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Lorie is coordinating monthly displays, with each staff member taking one or more months. Diane Burkhardt has generously offered to provide decorations for the less artistically confident among the staff.
The Bedford Public Library provides tote bags that patrons can check out and take home, and I suggested doing the same thing with Medway 300 bags. They will soon be cataloged and available for checkout.
-Margaret Perkins
Account | Acct # | Start Balance | Expen. To Date | End Balance | % Spent | |
Salaries - Full Time | 5110 | $82,173.00 | $25,284.03 | $56,888.97 | 30.77% | |
Salaries - Part Time | 5111 | $70,845.00 | $24,562.98 | $46,282.02 | 34.67% | |
Longevity | 5150 | $1,350.00 | $1,050.00 | $300.00 | 77.78% | |
Electricity | 5211 | $19,956.00 | $6,652.19 | $13,303.81 | 33.33% | |
Heating Fuel | 5212 | $7,900.00 | $233.15 | $7,666.85 | 2.95% | |
Trash | 5232 | $880.00 | $835.66 | $44.34 | 94.96% | |
Water & Sewer | 5231 | $1,717.00 | $128.08 | $1,588.92 | 7.46% | |
R & M Miscellaneous | 5240 | $5,411.00 | $777.00 | $4,634.00 | 14.36% | |
Telephone | 5341 | $1,300.00 | $344.55 | $955.45 | 26.50% | |
Supplies | 5400 | $1,600.00 | $780.51 | $819.49 | 48.78% | |
Postage | 5343 | $264.00 | $264.00 | $0.00 | 100.00% | |
OPS - (Minuteman bill) | 5380 | $23,222.00 | $23,222.00 | $0.00 | 100.00% | |
Travel | 5710 | $0.00 | ||||
TM: Books and Materials | 5521 | $20,000.00 | $6,963.64 | $13,036.36 | 34.82% | |
TM: Library Initiatives | 5200 | $23,150.00 | $1,252.56 | $21,897.44 | 5.41% | |
Start Balance | Expen. To Date | Income to Date | Account Bal | |||
Memorial Donations * | 5400 | $18,389.74 | $7,772.18 | $488.56 | $11,106.12 | |
Tuchinsky Fund Interest | $40,894.62 | $72.20 | $40,966.82 | |||
Tuchinsky Fund Principal | $102,869.11 | $102,869.11 | ||||
Library Restitution Fund | 024-610-706-4773 | $806.61 | $6.95 | $766.12 | $1,565.78 | |
Copier & Printer Rev. Fund | 024-610-722-4840 | $3,766.28 | $557.55 | $4,323.83 | ||
Meeting Room Rev. Fund | 024-610-723-4840 | $2,242.20 | $496.44 | $25.00 | $1,770.76 | |
Free Public Library | 2017 | $9,070.35 | $4,135.40 | $4,934.95 | ||


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Nestled within The Parkside Hotel & Spa, and spilling out onto the vibrant patio under a canopy of trees, is Tre Fantastico. Tre Fantastico was born from a passion for three drinks; ale, wine & coffee, with the idea to feature great food accompaniments & light meals with a commitment to house-made products & local food. Since 1993, Caffé Fantastico has been striving to provide the most exceptional coffees possible to their customers. This dedication to quality led to the expansion of Caffé Fantastico into the art of coffee roasting and now into local food and beverage offerings.
Downtown Victoria hotels are surrounded by Victoria's vibrant restaurant and culinary scene. A wide variety of fare includes local favourites, casual and family dining, pubs and wine bars and fine dining establishments. Experience local cuisine and west coast ingredients you won't find elsewhere.
Coastal waters surround Victoria and rich farming regions of the Saanich Peninsula and Cowichan Valley, while Victoria's gourmet chefs are blessed with an abundance of local produce right in their own backyards. Seafood, particularly salmon and shellfish, represents a mainstay of West Coast cuisine and can be bought a short walk from the hotel at Fisherman's Wharf. A number of wineries on Vancouver Island complement the gourmet experience. Victoria's beer culture is alive and well, with microbreweries abound, as well as cider houses and distillers.
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Barb's Fish and Chips
12 Erie Street
Floating seafood restaurant on Fisherman's Wharf.
John's Place Restaurant
723 Pandora Avenue
One of Victoria's best and most popular breakfast venues.
1011 Broad Street
Excellent service in a relaxed atmosphere; delicious Italian food including pasta and Italian desserts.
The Reef
533 Yates Street
The Reef prides itself on customer service & distinctive Caribbean cuisine in a casual atmosphere.
The Tapa Bar
620 Trounce Alley
Latin-influenced tapas, excellent atmosphere, delicious cocktails and a heated cobblestone patio.
Zambri's Restaurant
110-911 Yates Street
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Brasserie L'école
1715 Government Street
Seasonal, locally available products cooked in a classic French, but casual country style.
Cafe Brio
944 Fort Street
A destination for serious diners from all over the US and Canada.
Ferris' Grill & Oyster Bar
536 Yates Street
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Il Terrazzo Ristorante
555 Johnson Street
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Nautical Nellie's
1001 Wharf Street
Steak and seafood in a four-star casually formal atmosphere.
Victoria is home to an impressive collection of neighbourhood, upscale and established pubs. Offering spectacular locally-brewed ales, tasty food, spacious outdoor patios and friendly atmospheres, Victoria's pubs are great destinations for the best in food and fun.
Bard & Banker
1022 Government Street
A restaurant-style pub in the heart of downtown Victoria.
Canoe Brew Pub, Restaurant & Marina
450 Swift Street
10 years of brewing handcrafted beers of distinction, Canoe's patios offer some of the best sunsets in the city.
Fernwood Inn Pub
1302 Gladstone Avenue
A community gathering place committed to providing locally sourced organic products, wild seafood and Victoria's best micro brews.
The Penny Farthing Pub
2228 Oak Bay Avenue
Serving high-quality food with a full selection of beer, wine and spirits in the heart of Oak Bay Village.
Spinnakers Brewpub
308 Catherine Street
Relax and enjoy creative West Coast fare and handcrafted ales and lagers overlooking Victoria's scenic inner harbour.
There is a significant coffee and café scene in Victoria. Each café offers up its own atmosphere, flavour and community. With so many to choose from, chances are you'll find one to suit you perfectly.
Mirage Coffee
1121 Blanshard Street
Enter the world of the senses. Custom-roasted beans fill the shop with a heavenly aroma. Four locations in Victoria.
Murchie's Tea & Coffee
1110 Government Street
Murchie's is one of the classiest cafes in Victoria. Its history, character, coffee and treats make it simply exquisite.
Union Pacific Coffee
537 Herald Street
Uniquely-styled coffee house located in the design district of downtown Victoria.
Willie's Bakery & Café
537 Johnson Street
British Columbia's oldest bakery, founded in 1887.


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Concerns that almost city 800 school buildings may contain toxic chemicals known as PCBs led parents to pack a City Council hearing Wednesday, but the final timeline for the Department of Education's clean-up plans remained elusive. NY1's Education reporter Lindsey Christ filed the following report.
City Council members and members of the public met Wednesday to discuss the presence of polychlorinated biphenyls in schools. PCBs were used as insulation during the 1960s and 1970s. Congress banned them when it was found they could cause cancer, and now almost 800 city schools now need their lighting fixtures replaced.
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