Country tunes at Shawville Ford
April 9, 2019
Shawville Ford was packed with several dozen country music fans on April 8 as they hosted Valley Heritage Radio’s annual Radiothon fundraiser. Attendees snacked on
Shawville Ford was packed with several dozen country music fans on April 8 as they hosted Valley Heritage Radio’s annual Radiothon fundraiser. Attendees snacked on
I’ve been out on sunny days when the temperature has been milder, pruning both my apple and pear trees and my grapes. I find it
Well, almost, after this freezing, cold, snowy winter I can only hope to bring spring closer by thinking of it. I still see loads of
Last Tuesday, Nova Scotia’s Premier Stephen McNeil introduced new legislation that will make organ and tissue donations in the province automatic, a policy known as
Apr. 13, 1994 25 Years Ago Thorne mourns the loss of its mayor: Mayor Clarence Frederick Pasch passed way peacefully in the Pontiac Community Hospital
Dear Editor, For years, making the Pontiac a tourist haven has been the mantra of the region. How ironic that it may soon be home
Dear Editor, I really did not want to get involved again, however, with the events occurring in the Municipality of Pontiac since the November 2017
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC April 10, 2019 Municipalities in the federal riding of Pontiac are set to get a piece of the more than $2 billion
CALEB NICKERSON PORTAGE DU FORT March 31, 2019 There’s a new face on council in Portage du Fort, following a by-election on March 31. Edward
J.D. Potié PONTIAC April 6, 2019 Spring is finally here, sort of. With the new season fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to focus on
Shawville Ford was packed with several dozen country music fans on April 8 as they hosted Valley Heritage Radio’s annual Radiothon fundraiser. Attendees snacked on free hotdogs and lemonade while taking in tunes by local legends Douglas Connection.
I’ve been out on sunny days when the temperature has been milder, pruning both my apple and pear trees and my grapes. I find it difficult to cut away branches, unlike my father who seemed almost ruthless when he worked
Well, almost, after this freezing, cold, snowy winter I can only hope to bring spring closer by thinking of it. I still see loads of snow (I can’t believe how high the mountains still are), but the forecast has some
Last Tuesday, Nova Scotia’s Premier Stephen McNeil introduced new legislation that will make organ and tissue donations in the province automatic, a policy known as ‘presumed consent.’ Instead of filling out paperwork that comes with driver’s licenses or health cards,
Apr. 13, 1994 25 Years Ago Thorne mourns the loss of its mayor: Mayor Clarence Frederick Pasch passed way peacefully in the Pontiac Community Hospital in Shawville on April 3 after a courageous battle with cancer at the age of
Dear Editor, For years, making the Pontiac a tourist haven has been the mantra of the region. How ironic that it may soon be home to a less than efficient garbage dump, taking garbage up the less than stellar highway
Dear Editor, I really did not want to get involved again, however, with the events occurring in the Municipality of Pontiac since the November 2017 election, I felt something had to be said and done. A chance had been given
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC April 10, 2019 Municipalities in the federal riding of Pontiac are set to get a piece of the more than $2 billion the federal government is making available to municipalities for infrastructure projects – to the tune
CALEB NICKERSON PORTAGE DU FORT March 31, 2019 There’s a new face on council in Portage du Fort, following a by-election on March 31. Edward Thompson received 57 votes to Donald Armitage’s 51 to claim the Ward 6 seat. The
J.D. Potié PONTIAC April 6, 2019 Spring is finally here, sort of. With the new season fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to focus on home improvement and renovation projects. But with so much to do in so little time,
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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