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April 9, 2026

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The Way We Were

25 Years Ago – June 3, 1998 Middlemiss’ future in doubt: Pontiac MNA Robert Middlemiss is contemplating his future in politics. At a Liberal fund-raising

Summer’s Almost Here

After surviving an especially long winter and spring, I feel everyone can finally rejoice and welcome the summer months. The end of the school year

Fishing derby returns to Shawville

Shawville’s annual fishing derby returned to Mill Dam Park this past Saturday. Organized by the Municipality of Shawville, 64 kids registered for the free of

The Way We Were

25 Years Ago – June 3, 1998 Middlemiss’ future in doubt: Pontiac MNA Robert Middlemiss is contemplating his future in politics. At a Liberal fund-raising breakfast in Fort Coulonge Sunday, Middlemiss told the crowd of about 100 party supporters he

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Letters to the Editor – June 7, 2023

An Opportunity for MRC Pontiac to be a leader in Energy from Waste Dear Editor, MRC Pontiac has been interested in energy from waste since 2011 when it declared itself a “willing host.” Research in Europe was done at the

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Summer’s Almost Here

After surviving an especially long winter and spring, I feel everyone can finally rejoice and welcome the summer months. The end of the school year is absolutely a favorite time of year for kids and teachers and parents. Everyone’s worked

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Fishing derby returns to Shawville

Shawville’s annual fishing derby returned to Mill Dam Park this past Saturday. Organized by the Municipality of Shawville, 64 kids registered for the free of charge event. Basking in the warmth of the early June day, derby participants took to

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