| durhamregion.com | This Week | Thursday, November 24, 2022 | 50 We can't wait to tell you about our upcoming senior lifestyles residence! Be among the first to book an appointment at our newly opened Presentation Centre to chat with our team members about our care and lifestyle options, get exclusive details about our upcoming residence, and learn about the benefits of joining our Founders Club. We look forward to meeting you and sharing what life will be like at Amica Taunton. TO SCHEDUL E YOUR PR I VAT E A P PO INTMENT CA L L LORETTA AT 9 0 5 - 4 4 4 - 9 8 0 0 A M IC A .C A / TAU N TON OUR PRESENTATION CENTRE ISOPENING SOON Courtice Secondary School student Mya Grace Litvak is again selling her Halloween candy to support Durham food banks. Her Port Perry dance studio, Step With Style, is matching the money she raises for her MGL Foundation dollar for dollar. Mya is selling candy door-to-door in Courtice, at her school and in Port Perry at the holiday sale on Nov. 26. You can also donate through her Instagram account, @mya.grace.litvak. Last year she raised $1,236.50; this year's goal is $2,000. Susie Kockerscheidt/Metroland MORE SURPRISES FROM MYA Resound Choir on Nov. 12 presented its "RESOUND Remembers" concert to more than 300 people over two performances at St. George's Anglican Church in Oshawa. Business Manager Anna Hughes noted the choir honoured fallen soldiers by reading letters written by Private William James Garrow, "a young soldier from Oshawa who gave his life for our freedom in the spring of 1916." Learn more about the choir and future performances at resoundchoir.ca. Ryan Harper photo RESOUND REMEMBERS