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January 7, 2026

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Caleb Nickerson

$1,000 for breakfast

Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Sept. 6, 2017 A recent donation to Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary in Shawville will help children focus on learning and not on

A trip to the past by CALEB NICKERSON

The Pontiac and the river that marks its western boundary are steeped in history. Before paved roads and cars, the water was the quickest way

At the fair

Thursday & Friday at the Fair Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Aug. 31- Sept 1, 2017 Though the weather was a tad chilly, hundreds of eager attendees

Former classmates gather for reunion

Caleb Nickerson DAVIDSON Aug. 24, 2017 Over 80 alumni of St. John’s High School gathered at Magnum Outfitters in Davidson last Thursday to catch up

St. Paul’s puts on fundraiser bbq

Caleb Nickerson, The Equity St. Paul’s Anglican Church held a chicken barbeque on Aug. 24 that brought out a sizable crowd. The event serves as

Nature Conservancy celebrates land aquisition

Caleb Nickerson CLARENDON Sept. 8, 2017 Local nature enthusiasts and stakeholders gathered in Clarendon on Friday night to celebrate the acquisition of 106 hectares of biologically diverse wetlands and forest. The plot of land sits close to the Ottawa River

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$1,000 for breakfast

Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Sept. 6, 2017 A recent donation to Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary in Shawville will help children focus on learning and not on their growling stomach. Last Wednesday, the Gatineau branch of Farm Credit Canada (FCC), a financial

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Parc des Chutes Coulonge celebrates 25 years

Caleb Nickerson MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Sept. 9, 2017 Over 150 people descended upon the Parc des Chutes Coulonge on Saturday in celebration of the local landmark and tourist attraction’s 25th anniversary. To mark the celebration, there was a bouncy castle

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A trip to the past by CALEB NICKERSON

The Pontiac and the river that marks its western boundary are steeped in history. Before paved roads and cars, the water was the quickest way to transport goods. Rivers and lakes were vital trade routes and transportation arteries. This summer,

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At the fair

Thursday & Friday at the Fair Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Aug. 31- Sept 1, 2017 Though the weather was a tad chilly, hundreds of eager attendees crowded the fairgrounds Thursday and Friday to kick off the 161st iteration of the Valley’s

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Former classmates gather for reunion

Caleb Nickerson DAVIDSON Aug. 24, 2017 Over 80 alumni of St. John’s High School gathered at Magnum Outfitters in Davidson last Thursday to catch up and reminisce about the good old days. The bilingual school opened its doors in Campbell’s

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St. Paul’s puts on fundraiser bbq

Caleb Nickerson, The Equity St. Paul’s Anglican Church held a chicken barbeque on Aug. 24 that brought out a sizable crowd. The event serves as a fundraiser for the church and comes on the heels of another successful barbeque earlier

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