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by Glen Hartle Shawville Jan. 4, 2024 There’s a twinkle in Greg Graham’s eye as he sips tea and reflects on the stage rehearsal just


by Glen Hartle Shawville Jan. 4, 2024 There’s a twinkle in Greg Graham’s eye as he sips tea and reflects on the stage rehearsal just


by Camilla Faragalli Campbell’s Bay Jan. 6, 2024 The Campbell’s Bay/Litchfield Fire Department is now equipped with a complete new Jaws of Life set, partially


by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 6, 2024 Twelve teams of Pontiac locals took over the Shawville Curling Club on Saturday for the 42nd annual Farmers


Smoke could be seen across much of Shawville late afternoon on Dec. 27, as 24 firefighters responded to a call about a workshop on fire




Glen Hartle Shawville Dec. 18, 2023 This year marks the third whereby Shawville’s Café 349 has partnered with Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School to provide


The system will be the first of its kind to be in the area Camilla Faragalli Clarendon Dec. 14, 2023 At the Beck Family Farm,


Méli Mélo Bistro offers a new space for young people to make their own Camilla Faragalli Campbell’s bay Dec. 13, 2023 At the beginning of


Glen Hartle Shawville Dec. 15, 2023 St. Paul’s Anglican Church has been around a long time. The first Anglican service was way back in 1827.




by Glen Hartle Shawville Jan. 4, 2024 There’s a twinkle in Greg Graham’s eye as he sips tea and reflects on the stage rehearsal just now finished at the Pontiac High School. He and his fellow Pontiac Community Players are


by Camilla Faragalli Campbell’s Bay Jan. 6, 2024 The Campbell’s Bay/Litchfield Fire Department is now equipped with a complete new Jaws of Life set, partially thanks to local resident Charleen Moore, who raised funds to purchase the last remaining component


by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Jan. 6, 2024 Twelve teams of Pontiac locals took over the Shawville Curling Club on Saturday for the 42nd annual Farmers Bonspiel. The winning team included Ian Mackechnie, Tammy Davis, and Jerry Barber, who play together


Smoke could be seen across much of Shawville late afternoon on Dec. 27, as 24 firefighters responded to a call about a workshop on fire on Hilton Avenue. Shawville-Clarendon Fire Chief Lee Laframboise said the call was received around 4:30




Glen Hartle Shawville Dec. 18, 2023 This year marks the third whereby Shawville’s Café 349 has partnered with Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School to provide a turkey lunch for students and staff. Different this year was the assistance from the


The system will be the first of its kind to be in the area Camilla Faragalli Clarendon Dec. 14, 2023 At the Beck Family Farm, free-stall cows eat, drink and move about at will. Soon, the 145 inhabitants of the


Méli Mélo Bistro offers a new space for young people to make their own Camilla Faragalli Campbell’s bay Dec. 13, 2023 At the beginning of this month, Lisa Boisvert made a childhood fantasy a reality, opening the doors of her


Glen Hartle Shawville Dec. 15, 2023 St. Paul’s Anglican Church has been around a long time. The first Anglican service was way back in 1827. The initial church building held service for the first time in 1842 and the building


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