In plain view
May 5, 2026
I walked past a tall tree the other day, only to notice a large nest near the top. In summer it would have been completely
I walked past a tall tree the other day, only to notice a large nest near the top. In summer it would have been completely
This past weekend, Homegrown Garden Centre opened for the season, and I hear it was yet another successful opening weekend for Lindsay, Ryan, and their
The Ottawa River is still rising and residents on chemin du Traversier can only access their homes by boat. We are hoping and praying the
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Conroy and Sirois families on the loss of Margaret on May 1, at the age of 82. Congratulations
How many times have we witnessed major projects get announced and started with little thought about the planning or the order in which they must
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
I walked past a tall tree the other day, only to notice a large nest near the top. In summer it would have been completely hidden, but today, without leaves on the tree, it was very conspicuous. It got me
This past weekend, Homegrown Garden Centre opened for the season, and I hear it was yet another successful opening weekend for Lindsay, Ryan, and their staff. It is so lovely to have a greenhouse in our town with a beautiful
The Ottawa River is still rising and residents on chemin du Traversier can only access their homes by boat. We are hoping and praying the northern waters will not increase the water levels too much higher. On Saturday, we met
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Conroy and Sirois families on the loss of Margaret on May 1, at the age of 82. Congratulations on another successful Shawville-Clarendon Firemen’s Ball that was held this past weekend. Happy birthday to
How many times have we witnessed major projects get announced and started with little thought about the planning or the order in which they must happen? Unfortunately, there are big announcements of expensive projects with inadequate planning, and too many
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
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