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Carol Johnson, a first-semester horticulture student, enjoys spending time in her flower garden from early spring through to the last flowers of fall. She is shown with one of her recycling projects which sees a planter, made from old tires, with potted petunias and a spider plant in her front garden.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/0_mature-student-story-carol-johnson.jpg" alt="Carol Johnson, a first-semester horticulture student, enjoys spending time in her flower garden from early spring through to the last flowers of fall. She is shown with one of her recycling projects which sees a planter, made from old tires, with potted petunias and a spider plant in her front garden." />

Why older adults return to post-secondary institutions

Carol Goddard — October 05, 2021

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Korrine Affleck describes the wood shavings as “a snowball effect of goodness.”

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Algonquin-times-willow-creek-stables-Korrine-2.jpg" alt="Korrine Affleck describes the wood shavings as “a snowball effect of goodness.”" />

AC Perth’s carpentry program helps local pony rescue

Carol Goddard — October 28, 2021

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Special events officer and Algonquin College alumni, Carli Smelko, is shown with one of the creations featured in the Day of the Dead display at Upper Canada Village's Pumpkininferno.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/L_Pumpkinfernor-Carli-Smelko-Pumpkinferno-2courtesy-photo-scaled.jpg" alt="Special events officer and Algonquin College alumni, Carli Smelko, is shown with one of the creations featured in the Day of the Dead display at Upper Canada Village's Pumpkininferno." />

Fall Fun at Pumpkinferno

Carol Goddard — October 28, 2021

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More articles by Carol Goddard

Carol Johnson, a first-semester horticulture student, enjoys spending time in her flower garden from early spring through to the last flowers of fall. She is shown with one of her recycling projects which sees a planter, made from old tires, with potted petunias and a spider plant in her front garden.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/0_mature-student-story-carol-johnson.jpg" alt="Carol Johnson, a first-semester horticulture student, enjoys spending time in her flower garden from early spring through to the last flowers of fall. She is shown with one of her recycling projects which sees a planter, made from old tires, with potted petunias and a spider plant in her front garden." />

Photo: Carol Goddard

Why older adults return to post-secondary institutions

Carol Goddard
October 05, 2021

Korrine Affleck describes the wood shavings as “a snowball effect of goodness.”

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Algonquin-times-willow-creek-stables-Korrine-2.jpg" alt="Korrine Affleck describes the wood shavings as “a snowball effect of goodness.”" />

Photo: Carol Goddard

AC Perth’s carpentry program helps local pony rescue

Carol Goddard
October 28, 2021

Special events officer and Algonquin College alumni, Carli Smelko, is shown with one of the creations featured in the Day of the Dead display at Upper Canada Village's Pumpkininferno.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/L_Pumpkinfernor-Carli-Smelko-Pumpkinferno-2courtesy-photo-scaled.jpg" alt="Special events officer and Algonquin College alumni, Carli Smelko, is shown with one of the creations featured in the Day of the Dead display at Upper Canada Village's Pumpkininferno." />

Photo: Upper Canada Village

Fall Fun at Pumpkinferno

Carol Goddard
October 28, 2021

Jessica McCabe, food cupboard coordinator, is shown in the Woodroffe campus of AC.The shelves are full of food and other items for students to access if needed.

Photo: Carol Goddard

Food cupboard supports students in need

Carol Goddard
November 26, 2021

Korrine Affleck brushes the neck of Indigo in early autumn at Willow Creek Stables near Algonquin's Perth campus.

Photo: Carol Goddard

The fight to help Newfoundland ponies move from the brink of extinction

Carol Goddard
February 11, 2022

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