Oktoberfest has come and gone for another year and what a great weekend it was. The weather was good with no rain for both days. From what I have heard the attendance was up from last year. Tom and I

I see that Champ and Cindy Corriveau’s barn has a quilt attached to it showing that it is a heritage barn. The Pontiac historical society has come up with this new Pontiac Heritage Barn quilt project and it is placing

St. Paul’s Hooleys are always a treat to attend. Check them out on Friday evenings. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Trevor Howard, Lisa Smith, Sherri Greer, Peter Angus, Thoburn Caldwell, Larry Stephens, Heather Carson, Cheryl Stanley,

Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Sept. 27, 2017 A new artistic project that aims to engage people with the region’s historic architecture has cropped up in a community near you. The Pontiac Heritage Barn Quilt Project is the brainchild of the Pontiac

I hope everyone is enjoying summer, better late then never I guess. I don’t know too much about what went on in town because I was away. I was asked to let the seniors know that the Seniors Annual Soup

The Mad Hatters recently had a luncheon meeting at the Judd winery. Everyone had a wonderful time. The decor was beautiful and food excellent. What a wonderful addition to our town. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week:

Congratulations to Mike McKenny and Sara Dorrington who were married on Sept. 23 in an evening ceremony at Pine Lodge. The happy couple was surrounded by family and friends who gathered to help them celebrate their big day. Wishing the

A warm welcome to Elaine Dery who is the new Director General for Sheenboro. Anniversary wishes go out to Don and Beth Krieger who will be married 44 years on Sept. 29 and to their neighbours Roy and Penny Perrault

Our sympathy to the family and friends of Armelle Pasch who passed away on Sept. 21 at 78 years of age. Our sympathy also to the family and friends of Fred Quick of Ladysmith who passed away Sept. 21. We

Last Tuesday, around 1:00 p.m., the Upper Pontiac lost phone and internet service. Apparently, a logging truck with a high load accidentally cut some low hanging cables. The services were restored around 10 p.m. that night. It was very worrisome