Cause before cure
April 28, 2026
The most expensive lessons are never forgotten. Ask an old farmer. Did you ever look out the plane window at those pretty stone fences in
The most expensive lessons are never forgotten. Ask an old farmer. Did you ever look out the plane window at those pretty stone fences in
My birdfeeder is just outside my front window, so I see the birds as they come to feed. Some are so pretty, like the Cardinals
Congratulations to Clancey (Keon) and Dillon Harrison on the arrival of their baby girl on Apr. 21. They have named her Davie James, and she
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Larry Gleason in the recent passing of his dearly loved wife, Nancy Lapierre-Gleason. Nancy and Larry lived
Our thoughts and prayers for the Larivière and O’Malley families on the loss of Sharon on Apr. 19, at the age of 74. Our deepest
Have you ever paid a speeding ticket? There are the regular maximum speed signs on most roads, but then there are school zones, construction zones,
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Nicole Turner, of Waltham. She was the dearly loved daughter of Francis (Frankie) Turner and the
Many areas in the Pontiac are experiencing spring flooding. We are thinking of everyone affected. Our sympathies to the Desormeaux family on the loss of
The house only shook for about 6 seconds, but it changed my naïve thinking. Houses aren’t as solid as they appear. Something more powerful lies
Congratulations to Grace Côté and Hunter Milford on the arrival of their baby boy on Apr. 12. They named him Kaycen Andre William, and he
The most expensive lessons are never forgotten. Ask an old farmer. Did you ever look out the plane window at those pretty stone fences in the Irish fields just before the plane landed? The farmers that cleared the fields didn’t
My birdfeeder is just outside my front window, so I see the birds as they come to feed. Some are so pretty, like the Cardinals and Goldfinches. Then I see the little Sparrows. Plain. Ordinary. But in Matthew 10, though
Congratulations to Clancey (Keon) and Dillon Harrison on the arrival of their baby girl on Apr. 21. They have named her Davie James, and she is a little sister for Blake and Marlee-Jo. Proud grandparents are Kellie and Davey Keon
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Larry Gleason in the recent passing of his dearly loved wife, Nancy Lapierre-Gleason. Nancy and Larry lived in Sheenboro. Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Connie Levesque and the Levesque-Belec
Our thoughts and prayers for the Larivière and O’Malley families on the loss of Sharon on Apr. 19, at the age of 74. Our deepest condolences to the Bretzlaff family on the loss of Roy on Apr. 23, at the
Have you ever paid a speeding ticket? There are the regular maximum speed signs on most roads, but then there are school zones, construction zones, and sometimes speed zones that change several times on the same street. Use of photo
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Nicole Turner, of Waltham. She was the dearly loved daughter of Francis (Frankie) Turner and the late Colleen Venasse. Her pride and joy was her daughter Cara-Lynne, son-in-law Korey and adored
Many areas in the Pontiac are experiencing spring flooding. We are thinking of everyone affected. Our sympathies to the Desormeaux family on the loss of Hubert on Apr. 11, at the age of 81. Happy birthday to the following
The house only shook for about 6 seconds, but it changed my naïve thinking. Houses aren’t as solid as they appear. Something more powerful lies beneath its foundation. Which made also made me think. Someone more powerful holds life. Holds
Congratulations to Grace Côté and Hunter Milford on the arrival of their baby boy on Apr. 12. They named him Kaycen Andre William, and he is a little brother for Charlie. Wishing the whole family all the best as they
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