Shawville United kicks off turkey train
November 20, 2025
The Shawville United Church welcomed nearly 200 people for its annual Christmas dinner on Nov. 20, a tradition it’s been hosting for longer than many
The Shawville United Church welcomed nearly 200 people for its annual Christmas dinner on Nov. 20, a tradition it’s been hosting for longer than many
The basement of St. Edward’s Catholic Church in Bristol was jammed on Saturday afternoon as more than 70 people gathered for the triumphant return of
On Saturday morning Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School’s gym was filled to bursting with all kinds of hand-crafted goods, food and artwork for the annual
Santa touches down in Bryson Craft sale supports Onslow elementary
Only 12 hours after Otter Lakers closed their doors on the last of this Halloween’s trick-or-treaters, they were flooding the town’s Raymond Johnston Community Centre
Staff at the Wings N’ Things chip stand in Shawville dedicated the last day of their season (Oct. 13) to raising money for Angel Tree,
Christmas came early to Otter Lake residents of all ages on Saturday, thanks to two separate events that brought holiday-themed festivities to various corners of
Last week striking Canada Post drivers collected last minute letters to Santa from students at Dr. S. E. McDowell Elementary School, and on Monday, a
The Shawville United Church welcomed nearly 200 people for its annual Christmas dinner on Nov. 20, a tradition it’s been hosting for longer than many of its current members can remember. By 4:45 p.m., the meal’s official start time, the
The basement of St. Edward’s Catholic Church in Bristol was jammed on Saturday afternoon as more than 70 people gathered for the triumphant return of a long-standing tradition, the Christmas tea and bazaar. Lyse Lacourse, an organizer and longtime parishioner,
On Saturday morning Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School’s gym was filled to bursting with all kinds of hand-crafted goods, food and artwork for the annual Pontiac Artisans Christmas Market. Natasha Beardsley of Bristol Bee Honey was the organizer of the
Santa touches down in Bryson Craft sale supports Onslow elementary
Only 12 hours after Otter Lakers closed their doors on the last of this Halloween’s trick-or-treaters, they were flooding the town’s Raymond Johnston Community Centre for the region’s first Christmas market of the holiday season – the Otter Lake Christmas
Staff at the Wings N’ Things chip stand in Shawville dedicated the last day of their season (Oct. 13) to raising money for Angel Tree, bringing in a total of $1,950 in sales, all of which was donated to the
Christmas came early to Otter Lake residents of all ages on Saturday, thanks to two separate events that brought holiday-themed festivities to various corners of the municipality. On Saturday morning, Parc Leslie hosted an unusual mix of sunscreen and Santa
Last week striking Canada Post drivers collected last minute letters to Santa from students at Dr. S. E. McDowell Elementary School, and on Monday, a day before they were forced back to work, they hand delivered Santa’s responses.
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