Waltham – Helen Perry
January 20, 2026
Last Thursday, we received quite a bit of snow. We were spared as they received several centimetres south and east of us. The roads were
Last Thursday, we received quite a bit of snow. We were spared as they received several centimetres south and east of us. The roads were
Our sympathies to the Tanguay family on the loss of Sharon Ann on Jan. 14, in her 67th year. Our thoughts and prayers for
Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected
It was a busy weekend for a number of young hockey players in our area, as the Pontiac Winter Classic tournament was on in Shawville
Well it is a bit warmer than it has been in the last couple of days. It is normal and healthy to have cold winters.
The Municipality of Shawville has announced that due to the warmer weather last Friday, the outdoor rink is closed until further notice. Our thoughts and
A new year. Starting fresh! That’s exciting! I was even given a lovely new puzzle at Christmas. The problem? I still haven’t finished the one
Happy New Year to all! I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful Christmas season, full of good times with family and friends, and maybe a little
Greetings dear faithful readers, as we welcome a brand new year 2026. I sure hope that everyone had wonderful Christmas and New Year’s Day with
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Racine family on the loss of William on Dec. 17, at the age of 89. Our deepest
Last Thursday, we received quite a bit of snow. We were spared as they received several centimetres south and east of us. The roads were treacherous and there were several accidents. This is typical of our Canadian winters. I see
Our sympathies to the Tanguay family on the loss of Sharon Ann on Jan. 14, in her 67th year. Our thoughts and prayers for the family of Wally Hobbs who recently passed away after a battle with MS. Congratulations
Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected dairy column that is written weekly by a noted source of up-to-date information about dairy
It was a busy weekend for a number of young hockey players in our area, as the Pontiac Winter Classic tournament was on in Shawville for the U11-U13 age groups. The arena was buzzing with action all weekend long, and
Well it is a bit warmer than it has been in the last couple of days. It is normal and healthy to have cold winters. It chases away flu bugs and viruses. Our volunteers here in Waltham have been busy
The Municipality of Shawville has announced that due to the warmer weather last Friday, the outdoor rink is closed until further notice. Our thoughts and prayers for the MacDougall family on the loss of Doug on Jan. 4, at the
A new year. Starting fresh! That’s exciting! I was even given a lovely new puzzle at Christmas. The problem? I still haven’t finished the one I was working on last year. Far from it. There it sits unfinished. I chose
Happy New Year to all! I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful Christmas season, full of good times with family and friends, and maybe a little gift or two from Santa Claus. My Christmas festivities kicked off with a busy day
Greetings dear faithful readers, as we welcome a brand new year 2026. I sure hope that everyone had wonderful Christmas and New Year’s Day with their family and friends. We enjoyed ours tremendously. We were blessed to spend lots of
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Racine family on the loss of William on Dec. 17, at the age of 89. Our deepest condolences to the Crick and Pirie families on the loss of Lois on Dec. 20,
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