The Way We Were – September 20, 2023
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25 Years Ago – Sept. 16, 1998 Arson suspected in sawmill blaze: Arson is suspected in last week’s fire which destroyed Morley Hodgins Inc. sawmill
25 Years Ago – Sept. 16, 1998 Arson suspected in sawmill blaze: Arson is suspected in last week’s fire which destroyed Morley Hodgins Inc. sawmill
Shawville – Lyse Lacourse A bit of history of local 4H’er Kasey Lafleur. Kasey is 13 years old and mentioned that she won Grand Champion
Glen Hartle Otter Lake September 16, 2023 The Otter Lake Senior Citizen’s Club hosted the community on Saturday evening at the Raymond Johnston Center. On
Connor Lalande Luskville Sept. 16, 2023 Luskville area agriculture mainstay Leystone Farms is turning discarded sheep wool into pellets that can be used to fertilize
Long before the company formerly known as Facebook appropriated the term “Meta” as its moniker, it meant something more. Or, at least, it was supposed
For The Equity Tom McCann Clarendon Sept. 16, 2023 Starborn Farms’ amazingly retrofitted farm facility on Front Road was the location of the Shawville area’s
Connor Lalande Pontiac Sept. 14, 2023 A one-day, open-house agritourism event will include four farms from the Quebec side of the Ottawa River this year.
Pierre Cyr Fort Coulonge Sept. 14, 2023 The Pontiac Chamber of Commerce held its biannual event on Thursday evening at Cinema Lyn in Fort Coulonge,
25 Years Ago – Sept. 16, 1998 Arson suspected in sawmill blaze: Arson is suspected in last week’s fire which destroyed Morley Hodgins Inc. sawmill on Lang Street in Shawville and came dangerously close to setting two nearby buildings ablaze.
Shawville – Lyse Lacourse A bit of history of local 4H’er Kasey Lafleur. Kasey is 13 years old and mentioned that she won Grand Champion with her market steer named Phoenix at the Shawville Fair. This is her second year
Glen Hartle Otter Lake September 16, 2023 The Otter Lake Senior Citizen’s Club hosted the community on Saturday evening at the Raymond Johnston Center. On stage were the Plager Boys, bringing their brand of feel-good music to the sold out
Connor Lalande Luskville Sept. 16, 2023 Luskville area agriculture mainstay Leystone Farms is turning discarded sheep wool into pellets that can be used to fertilize and conserve soil moisture in the garden. Owners Karri and Trefor Munn-Venn launched the new
Long before the company formerly known as Facebook appropriated the term “Meta” as its moniker, it meant something more. Or, at least, it was supposed to. Meta meant the explicit details within the margins. The family birthdays written in the
For The Equity Tom McCann Clarendon Sept. 16, 2023 Starborn Farms’ amazingly retrofitted farm facility on Front Road was the location of the Shawville area’s 4-H Club barn dance on Saturday evening. The event opened with a wonderful live acoustic
Connor Lalande Pontiac Sept. 14, 2023 A one-day, open-house agritourism event will include four farms from the Quebec side of the Ottawa River this year. Farms Open is a self-guided agriculture tour that invites guests to visit a selection of
Pierre Cyr Fort Coulonge Sept. 14, 2023 The Pontiac Chamber of Commerce held its biannual event on Thursday evening at Cinema Lyn in Fort Coulonge, a networking event that attracted more than 90 people to hear guest speaker Sylvain Guimond.
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