Campbell’s Bay to get new ballpark fence
September 2, 2024
Campbell’s Bay is set to enhance its community park with a new ballpark fence, funded by a $72,378 grant from the province’s education ministry. The
Campbell’s Bay is set to enhance its community park with a new ballpark fence, funded by a $72,378 grant from the province’s education ministry. The
The Shawville Fair brings our community together every year – a time when neighbors, friends, and families gather to enjoy the festivities, celebrate our local
Five young candidates from the local farming community participated in the competition.
Nobody was harmed in the Monday night fire at the home of Reuben and Doug Hodgins. “They would have been dead if they didn’t have
“We came together with a common goal to preserve a much needed local service,” producers say.
The Municipality of Waltham held a by-election over the weekend, electing Brendan Adam as the new councillor for Seat 4. The polls, which were open
At last week’s MRC Pontiac monthly Council of Mayors meeting, back in session after a one-month summer break, it was announced that Otter Lake mayor
The Pontiac Community Players wrapped up the fourth performance of their summer show, David S. Craig’s Having Hope at Home, on Saturday night in front
Members of Otter Lake’s 50 Plus Club spent Saturday evening at the Raymond Johnston Centre, dancing to classic rock and country tunes from the Arnprior
Hunter Beauregard of Campbell’s Bay and Cade Kuehl of Shawville played for Team Quebec at the U20 national fast-pitch softball championships in Carp, Ont. over
Campbell’s Bay is set to enhance its community park with a new ballpark fence, funded by a $72,378 grant from the province’s education ministry. The grant is part of the Programme d’aide financière aux infrastructures récréatives, sportives et de plein
The Shawville Fair brings our community together every year – a time when neighbors, friends, and families gather to enjoy the festivities, celebrate our local culture, and create lasting memories. Whether you’re admiring the agricultural exhibits, enjoying the rides, or
Five young candidates from the local farming community participated in the competition.
Nobody was harmed in the Monday night fire at the home of Reuben and Doug Hodgins. “They would have been dead if they didn’t have a smoke alarm,” Chief Laframboise said.
“We came together with a common goal to preserve a much needed local service,” producers say.
The Municipality of Waltham held a by-election over the weekend, electing Brendan Adam as the new councillor for Seat 4. The polls, which were open on Sunday with advance polling on Thursday, saw 111 voters, representing 39 per cent of
At last week’s MRC Pontiac monthly Council of Mayors meeting, back in session after a one-month summer break, it was announced that Otter Lake mayor Terry Lafleur has been hired as the MRC’s new assistant director general. This is a
The Pontiac Community Players wrapped up the fourth performance of their summer show, David S. Craig’s Having Hope at Home, on Saturday night in front of a sold-out crowd. For the four nights of the show’s run, Bristol’s Coronation Hall
Members of Otter Lake’s 50 Plus Club spent Saturday evening at the Raymond Johnston Centre, dancing to classic rock and country tunes from the Arnprior band Silas. The band is named after lead singer Kevin Richard’s father, who was from
Hunter Beauregard of Campbell’s Bay and Cade Kuehl of Shawville played for Team Quebec at the U20 national fast-pitch softball championships in Carp, Ont. over the weekend, finishing the tournament with a bronze medal. This was the teens’ second consecutive
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