$8,000 for the Villa
July 4, 2017
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE June 30, 2017 The Shawville R.A. Hall was filled to capacity Friday night as local citizens gathered for the second annual Villa
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE June 30, 2017 The Shawville R.A. Hall was filled to capacity Friday night as local citizens gathered for the second annual Villa
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE July 2, 2017 It is not often that an institution can say it predates the nation it resides in. As many local
Caleb Nickerson CAMPBELL’S BAY June 20, 2017 At the monthly meeting of the council of mayors last Tuesday, Warden Raymond Durocher announced that he would
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE June 15, 2017 Dozens of hungry folks flocked to the Anglican Church hall in Shawville on Thursday evening for a barbeque chicken
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE June 30, 2017 The Shawville R.A. Hall was filled to capacity Friday night as local citizens gathered for the second annual Villa James Shaw Canada Day fundraiser dance. Albert Armstrong, president of the Villa James Shaw committee,
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE July 2, 2017 It is not often that an institution can say it predates the nation it resides in. As many local residents were celebrating the 150th anniversary of Confederation, parishioners at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in
Caleb Nickerson CAMPBELL’S BAY June 20, 2017 At the monthly meeting of the council of mayors last Tuesday, Warden Raymond Durocher announced that he would be running for the newly created position of elected warden. This comes on the heels
Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE June 15, 2017 Dozens of hungry folks flocked to the Anglican Church hall in Shawville on Thursday evening for a barbeque chicken supper. In addition to the succulent poultry being seared by several men from the congregation,
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