Regarding the Pontiac fire service merger discussions
January 6, 2026
Dear Editor, As an elected official, I believe it is our duty to work together for the well-being and safety of our residents. The cost
Dear Editor, As an elected official, I believe it is our duty to work together for the well-being and safety of our residents. The cost
Dear Editor, Glad to see that you’re back at THE EQUITY, Caleb. As a resident of Calumet Island during your last stint with this newspaper,
Dear Editor, I’m amazed when I think about how there are now grown adults who have never operated a rotary dial telephone, never dug a
Dear Editor, The mega-incinerator is in our rear view mirror, and I praise the mayors for their decision to scrap it. They may face other
Students across the Pontiac performed in holiday concerts in the week prior to the Christmas break, after this newspaper’s last issue of the year had
Home from a family dinner, I picked up my book to quietly end the evening. I started to doze. Bedtime. Where was my little stray
Deepest sympathies are extended to the family of Elmer Alexander, as he passed away on Dec. 9 at the age of 84. Elmer was my
Last Saturday, the Waltham R.A. held a Christmas party for the children at the Waltham Town Hall. The children did crafts, enjoyed treats and had
Our deepest sympathies to the Hodgins family on the loss of James on Dec. 8, at the age of 82. Our condolences to the
Dear Editor, As an elected official, I believe it is our duty to work together for the well-being and safety of our residents. The cost of fire services in the Pontiac are up 420 per cent since 2002 and the
Dear Editor, Glad to see that you’re back at THE EQUITY, Caleb. As a resident of Calumet Island during your last stint with this newspaper, I very much appreciated your thorough coverage of the trials and tribulations our dear municipal
Dear Editor, I’m amazed when I think about how there are now grown adults who have never operated a rotary dial telephone, never dug a well, never patched a roof, and have never had a sweetheart in 3D. Some of
Dear Editor, The mega-incinerator is in our rear view mirror, and I praise the mayors for their decision to scrap it. They may face other variations of incineration proposals in the future. That is the main reason why I’m drawing
Students across the Pontiac performed in holiday concerts in the week prior to the Christmas break, after this newspaper’s last issue of the year had already been published. Here are just some moments from the performances at Onslow, St. John’s
Home from a family dinner, I picked up my book to quietly end the evening. I started to doze. Bedtime. Where was my little stray cat? Wide awake I began my search. No Cleo! We had found her near death,
Deepest sympathies are extended to the family of Elmer Alexander, as he passed away on Dec. 9 at the age of 84. Elmer was my bus driver for many years when I was a kid, and I fondly remember his
Last Saturday, the Waltham R.A. held a Christmas party for the children at the Waltham Town Hall. The children did crafts, enjoyed treats and had a visit with Santa. On Saturday evening, the Waltham Station Restaurant held its annual turkey
Our deepest sympathies to the Hodgins family on the loss of James on Dec. 8, at the age of 82. Our condolences to the Smith family on the loss of Iris on Dec. 14, at the age of 93.
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