Bryson RA mini-carnival a slushy success
February 14, 2024
by Camilla Faragalli Bryson Feb. 10, 2024 Children, teens and adults alike enjoyed an unseasonably warm Saturday during the Bryson RA’s third annual mini-carnival. The
by Camilla Faragalli Bryson Feb. 10, 2024 Children, teens and adults alike enjoyed an unseasonably warm Saturday during the Bryson RA’s third annual mini-carnival. The
Waltham and Allumettes Island mayors say lack of reception a significant danger to local residents by Camilla Faragalli Western Pontiac Feb. 12, 2024 As many
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 17, 2024 Team members, loved ones and spectators packed the Shawville Curling Club Saturday evening for the final games and
by Camilla Faragalli Allumettes Island Feb. 6, 2024 The Connexions Resource Centre hosted the final of five community focus groups at the St-Joseph Family and
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Feb. 5, 2024 The Shawville Curling Club’s 48th annual community bonspiel kicked off on Thursday, with 48 teams competing for the
by Camilla Faragalli Portage du Fort Jan. 31, 2024 Residents of Portage du Fort gathered at the town’s municipal hall on Tuesday evening to discuss
by Camilla Faragalli Otter Lake Feb. 3, 2024 An assortment of brightly coloured jackets and ski-doos dotted the frozen white surface of Lac de la
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 24, 2024 Access to healthcare emerged as a major area of concern at the Campbell’s Bay community focus group organized
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 27, 2024 Bill Smith has been tickling the ivories for about 65 years. Thanks to a generous donation from the
by Camilla Faragalli Bryson Feb. 10, 2024 Children, teens and adults alike enjoyed an unseasonably warm Saturday during the Bryson RA’s third annual mini-carnival. The two-day event, which began Friday evening, boasted a boot hockey tournament for adults and a
Waltham and Allumettes Island mayors say lack of reception a significant danger to local residents by Camilla Faragalli Western Pontiac Feb. 12, 2024 As many residents in several of the municipalities that make up the Western Pontiac will attest, there
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 17, 2024 Team members, loved ones and spectators packed the Shawville Curling Club Saturday evening for the final games and prizes of the 48th annual bonspiel. First place went to “The Aggies”, who won the
by Camilla Faragalli Allumettes Island Feb. 6, 2024 The Connexions Resource Centre hosted the final of five community focus groups at the St-Joseph Family and Seniors Centre on Allumettes Island last Tuesday afternoon, to gather information from residents about the
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Feb. 5, 2024 The Shawville Curling Club’s 48th annual community bonspiel kicked off on Thursday, with 48 teams competing for the glory of the first place toilet seat trophy. “We’ve increased the number of teams from
by Camilla Faragalli Portage du Fort Jan. 31, 2024 Residents of Portage du Fort gathered at the town’s municipal hall on Tuesday evening to discuss an array of economic and social challenges faced by the community and brainstorm potential solutions.
by Camilla Faragalli Otter Lake Feb. 3, 2024 An assortment of brightly coloured jackets and ski-doos dotted the frozen white surface of Lac de la Ferme in Otter Lake on Saturday; contestants at the 3rd annual ice-fishing derby hosted by
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 24, 2024 Access to healthcare emerged as a major area of concern at the Campbell’s Bay community focus group organized by the Connexions Resource Centre at AutonHomme Pontiac on Tuesday evening. “We don’t have enough
by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 27, 2024 Bill Smith has been tickling the ivories for about 65 years. Thanks to a generous donation from the Shawville Lions Club, he will be able to continue doing so for the enjoyment of
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