“Noggin Knowledge” taught to city residents  Send to a friend
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Operation Headway coordinator Sue Pettit show a helmet and
replica jelly brain used during the “Noggin Knowledge”
information session at Murphy’s Community Centre Saturday.
Individuals who were ticketed by police this past summer for not
wearing a helmet while biking were able to have the $120 fine
waived if they attended the session. Guardian photo  City
residents who were caught biking without a helmet this past
summer were taught a bit of “Noggin Knowledge” during an
Operation Headway information session at Murphy’s Community
Centre Saturday.  The session, which was also held Saturday
afternoon in Summerside, saw Operation Headway coordinator Sue
Pettit show just how important wearing a helmet can be in
preventing brain injuries.  Pettit said About 15 individuals
attended the Charlottetown session. Most of them had been
ticketed by police this past summer for not wearing a bike he