Connor Lalande Pontiac April 17, 2023 Pontiac High School was forced to send students home early due to water access issues on Tuesday April 11.
QUYON – JILL YOUNG I hope everyone is getting back to normal after that extended power outage over Easter weekend, and dealing with the after-effects
Dear Editor, Our recent encounter with Mother Nature on a bad day has left me with house damage and renewed my long-held belief that there
Apr. 15,1998 25 Years Ago Stark’s Corner’s United Church celebrates 100th: The Stark’s Corners United Church is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The anniversary
I walk my pup on McCoy Road with a friend and lately I park my car at Bensons, a local car parts business. On my
Wow! The debate on whether or not children should receive allowances for chores is pretty extensive. With summer coming up it may be the time
Going from a once-in-25-year ice storm to summer temperatures like we did last week is jarring. However, bizarre weather like this shouldn’t be unexpected. The
Sitting atop your group’s inflatable raft, you and the others in your boat look upon each other nervously. Paddle in hand and clad in your
Brett Thoms Shawville April 15, 2023 How many points are on the maple leaf featured on the Canadian flag? What is the common 4-letter term
Connor Lalande Thorne April 15, 2023 Who doesn’t love breakfast for dinner every once in a while? That was certainly the philosophy of the organizers
Connor Lalande Pontiac April 17, 2023 Pontiac High School was forced to send students home early due to water access issues on Tuesday April 11. In an email sent to parents and guardians of students, the schools principal, Debra Stephens,
QUYON – JILL YOUNG I hope everyone is getting back to normal after that extended power outage over Easter weekend, and dealing with the after-effects of it. I know it took me a few days to let go of the
Dear Editor, Our recent encounter with Mother Nature on a bad day has left me with house damage and renewed my long-held belief that there is a limit to my adoration of trees. A tree, too close to your house
Apr. 15,1998 25 Years Ago Stark’s Corner’s United Church celebrates 100th: The Stark’s Corners United Church is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The anniversary committee has scheduled a “Strawberry Social” on June 27, a congregational reunion picnic on July
I walk my pup on McCoy Road with a friend and lately I park my car at Bensons, a local car parts business. On my way back I noticed that a truck had parked close to mine. Both vehicles appeared
Wow! The debate on whether or not children should receive allowances for chores is pretty extensive. With summer coming up it may be the time to consider instilling some kind of system with your school aged children, especially if they
Going from a once-in-25-year ice storm to summer temperatures like we did last week is jarring. However, bizarre weather like this shouldn’t be unexpected. The scientific consensus is that over the coming years, weather patterns worldwide will become increasingly erratic
Sitting atop your group’s inflatable raft, you and the others in your boat look upon each other nervously. Paddle in hand and clad in your brightly coloured life jacket and helmet, a shared sense of anticipation and excitement overtakes you.
Brett Thoms Shawville April 15, 2023 How many points are on the maple leaf featured on the Canadian flag? What is the common 4-letter term for an ordinary hexahedron? How many famous men with the first name John can you
Connor Lalande Thorne April 15, 2023 Who doesn’t love breakfast for dinner every once in a while? That was certainly the philosophy of the organizers of Zion Lutheran Church’s pancake supper event this past Saturday. An annual event that had
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