Interesting times
November 24, 2020
Dear Editor, The expression “May you live in interesting times” may or may not have originated in China. Regardless, we must by now appreciate the
Dear Editor, The expression “May you live in interesting times” may or may not have originated in China. Regardless, we must by now appreciate the
Dear Editor, I almost fell for it. This is embarrassing, because I’ve been on the internet, including shopping online, for 25 years or more. I
25 Years Ago Shawville House League action: Lots of scoring in the Novice division this past weekend. Both Shawville Novice teams enjoyed a great weekend.
Our deepest sympathies to the Quinsey family on the loss of John on Nov. 19 in Pontiac Community Hospital at the age of 84. John
As I write this column I am looking out the window at the first big snowfall of the season. It is so beautiful. As many
While out walking the other day, I noticed a few residents were getting into the Christmas spirit and putting up their outdoor decorations. A few
On Nov. 23 we had received our first significant snowfall and we got about six inches I’d say. I wonder how long this will stay
Belated condolences to Sharon and the Rose family on the passing of John Rose of Pembroke, Ont. John loved his customers at Moncions Store where
EMILY HSUEH LUSKVILLE Nov. 21, 2020 Live concerts have nearly disappeared this year amid tight COVID restrictions, but one organization in Luskville is making sure
MIKE ATHEY FORT COULONGE Nov. 11, 2020 The mayor of Fort Coulonge resigned from his position on Nov. 11, three years into his four-year term.
Dear Editor, The expression “May you live in interesting times” may or may not have originated in China. Regardless, we must by now appreciate the irony of those words. The COVID pandemic surely qualifies as ‘interesting’. Looking at the latest
Dear Editor, I almost fell for it. This is embarrassing, because I’ve been on the internet, including shopping online, for 25 years or more. I should have spotted the signs but I was one cup of coffee over my limit
25 Years Ago Shawville House League action: Lots of scoring in the Novice division this past weekend. Both Shawville Novice teams enjoyed a great weekend. In the lone Novice Billy T’s game, the boys went to town on the visiting
Our deepest sympathies to the Quinsey family on the loss of John on Nov. 19 in Pontiac Community Hospital at the age of 84. John is survived by Marilyn Plouffe. John was the father of John Quinsey, Jr. and stepfather
As I write this column I am looking out the window at the first big snowfall of the season. It is so beautiful. As many of you know, I am a snow lover, so this makes my heart happy. I
While out walking the other day, I noticed a few residents were getting into the Christmas spirit and putting up their outdoor decorations. A few hunters here in Waltham were lucky to get a deer, congratulations to all. On Saturday,
On Nov. 23 we had received our first significant snowfall and we got about six inches I’d say. I wonder how long this will stay before winter actually starts? This weekend, Sharon Crawford came and spent the weekend with me
Belated condolences to Sharon and the Rose family on the passing of John Rose of Pembroke, Ont. John loved his customers at Moncions Store where he worked for many years and they loved him. Belated birthday greetings go out to
EMILY HSUEH LUSKVILLE Nov. 21, 2020 Live concerts have nearly disappeared this year amid tight COVID restrictions, but one organization in Luskville is making sure the music stays alive not only in the Pontiac, but globally as well. Pontiac Enchanté
MIKE ATHEY FORT COULONGE Nov. 11, 2020 The mayor of Fort Coulonge resigned from his position on Nov. 11, three years into his four-year term. Gaston Allard stepped down to concentrate on a job opportunity he said fell into his
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