The Way We Were
May 28,1997 25 Years Ago Ten B&E’s in one week: From Waltham to Pontiac Station and nearly every place in between was hit with a
May 28,1997 25 Years Ago Ten B&E’s in one week: From Waltham to Pontiac Station and nearly every place in between was hit with a
Am I crazy, or have the bugs been horrific the past few weeks? We’ve had to carry our bug spray around with us like .
This week, a former milk producer called me, asking me to explain the baby formula shortage in North America when Canada gave the Chinese millions
For a thousand reasons this past week, there have been many, if not all of our citizens who were squeezed to the near breaking point.
May 14,1997 25 Years Ago Musical performance in St. Pierre’s Church: The music of Franz Schubert resonated in the chapel of St. Pierre’s Church, Fort
If there is anything my son is in love with it’s trucks. Big tucks, small trucks, tractors and construction vehicles — anytime he sees them
I was in the basement trying to retrieve some ribbon for a parcel. I pulled and pulled but the tangled mess . . .
An old farming friend once said, “You’ve never really farmed until you’ve walked down a gravel road kicking stones, wondering where the next dollar will
From a very young age, we don’t like being reminded over and over, what not to do or what to do. Quite often, we already
May 7,1997 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac keeps finger on rivers’ pulse: While Pontiac residents are thinking about flood victims in Manitoba, it is some
May 28,1997 25 Years Ago Ten B&E’s in one week: From Waltham to Pontiac Station and nearly every place in between was hit with a rash of break and enters and robberies this past week. The Campbell’s Bay detachment of
Am I crazy, or have the bugs been horrific the past few weeks? We’ve had to carry our bug spray around with us like . . .
This week, a former milk producer called me, asking me to explain the baby formula shortage in North America when Canada gave the Chinese millions of dollars to build a new milk processing plant near the St. Laurence Seaway to
For a thousand reasons this past week, there have been many, if not all of our citizens who were squeezed to the near breaking point. Just when we thought that we had COVID-19 under control and backed into a corner,
May 14,1997 25 Years Ago Musical performance in St. Pierre’s Church: The music of Franz Schubert resonated in the chapel of St. Pierre’s Church, Fort Coulonge in celebration of the musician’s 200th birthday on Friday evening. The Singers Storybook, an
If there is anything my son is in love with it’s trucks. Big tucks, small trucks, tractors and construction vehicles — anytime he sees them he gets so excited. We are so lucky in a small community like this to
I was in the basement trying to retrieve some ribbon for a parcel. I pulled and pulled but the tangled mess . . .
An old farming friend once said, “You’ve never really farmed until you’ve walked down a gravel road kicking stones, wondering where the next dollar will come from.” In May 2022, a lot of consumers and farmers (farmers are consumers too)
From a very young age, we don’t like being reminded over and over, what not to do or what to do. Quite often, we already knew what our limitations were, but just felt insulted being reminded again and again. Some
May 7,1997 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac keeps finger on rivers’ pulse: While Pontiac residents are thinking about flood victims in Manitoba, it is some people’s job to keep an eye on the situation here at home. The Ottawa River
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