The Weekly

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– click on it in Recent Posts in the sidebar, or

– click on the category The Weekly – our newsletter  in Committees & Topics in the sidebar, or

– click on this logo weekly masthead

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If you don’t know the password, please look in a back issue of a print copy of The Weekly, or ask a neighbour or staff member. Or members, please email us: website@woodsworthcoop.ca

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About the Weekly

For policies and information about submissions, deadlines, what can be published and more, see Newsletter policies

Emailing the Weekly

– send an email to woodsworthweekly@rogers.com
– if the item is for publication, please put “please publish” or something similar in the subject line.
– we prefer that your text be in the body of the email rather than an attachment. Use attachments if you need a flyer to be published or if the item has special formatting.

Help with PDF files

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However, if you can’t open a copy of the Weekly to read it, likely you will need to get a reading program.

You can find free versions of the original Adobe Acrobat reader for both Windows and Macintosh at www.adobe.com. (Be sure to un-check the option to download any extras!)

There are mobile versions in the Android Play store, and in the Apple App store.

On Windows, a particularly nice option is to download a tiny program called Sumatra (from www.sumatrapdfreader.org). It’s much simpler than Acrobat, yet very powerful.