Preparing for winter in Pontiac
October 17, 2017
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Oct. 18, 2017 Unlike the summer driving season – with the warm weather and long cruises looming – winter isn’t exactly a
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Oct. 18, 2017 Unlike the summer driving season – with the warm weather and long cruises looming – winter isn’t exactly a
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE Oct. 15, 2017 Municipality of Pontiac residents had the chance to meet their councillor and mayoral candidates Sunday afternoon, before being allowed
I have raspberry plants that bloom in September/October. It is a nice treat. I was quite focused on picking some but happened to look up
Warden debate Dear Editor, I was pleased to attend last’s week warden debate at Pontiac High School (PHS), as hosted by THE EQUITY. It was
Oct. 14, 1992 25 Years Ago Senators retire Finnigan’s No. 8 jersey: Former Senator Ray Kinsella, Frank Finnigan Jr., and Ottawa Senators President Bruce Firestone
Many farms have been visited and will receive requests for visits in the future. Classes of school children are very observant and remember what they
Lead by example was a thought that occurred to me after my daughter came home last week talking about filling her bucket. “Bucket?” I asked,
We aren’t going to lie, we were a little nervous about how it would go. After all, this hasn’t been done before. For the first
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CLARENDON Oct. 18, 2017 A new contender has put his name forward in the running for mayor of Clarendon and he is certain
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CLARENDON Oct. 18, 2017 The current mayor of Clarendon is running for re-election and he’s hoping his dedication to safe, maintained roads will
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Oct. 18, 2017 Unlike the summer driving season – with the warm weather and long cruises looming – winter isn’t exactly a time of year many drivers look forward to. But, it’s one of the most important
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE Oct. 15, 2017 Municipality of Pontiac residents had the chance to meet their councillor and mayoral candidates Sunday afternoon, before being allowed the opportunity to sling their pressing questions straight to the contenders. Taking over the gym
I have raspberry plants that bloom in September/October. It is a nice treat. I was quite focused on picking some but happened to look up and there to my left, was Dudley, my pup, busily doing the same. He has
Warden debate Dear Editor, I was pleased to attend last’s week warden debate at Pontiac High School (PHS), as hosted by THE EQUITY. It was standing room only in the PHS auditorium – a great indicator that there is a
Oct. 14, 1992 25 Years Ago Senators retire Finnigan’s No. 8 jersey: Former Senator Ray Kinsella, Frank Finnigan Jr., and Ottawa Senators President Bruce Firestone unveiled the big number eight banner in honour of Shawville’s Frank Finnigan Sr., at the
Many farms have been visited and will receive requests for visits in the future. Classes of school children are very observant and remember what they hear and see. Retirement home residents enjoy a trip to and the smells of a
Lead by example was a thought that occurred to me after my daughter came home last week talking about filling her bucket. “Bucket?” I asked, “what kind of bucket?” She showed me her hands and said, “mom the bucket is
We aren’t going to lie, we were a little nervous about how it would go. After all, this hasn’t been done before. For the first time, Pontiac residents will elect their warden on Nov. 5 and THE EQUITY hosted an
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CLARENDON Oct. 18, 2017 A new contender has put his name forward in the running for mayor of Clarendon and he is certain to put up a fight. Gerald Dagg is running in the municipal elections and he’s
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CLARENDON Oct. 18, 2017 The current mayor of Clarendon is running for re-election and he’s hoping his dedication to safe, maintained roads will cruise him back into the office. John Armstrong isn’t looking to clean out his office
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