Stedmans wraps up a half-century serving Shawville
December 12, 2024
After surviving a fire, an economic recession, and the arrival of big box stores, the longtime Shawville mainstay will be closing up shop before the
After surviving a fire, an economic recession, and the arrival of big box stores, the longtime Shawville mainstay will be closing up shop before the
The annual hockey event was bigger than ever this year, offering a look back on the town’s junior hockey history, with a special puck drop
The gym at McDowell Elementary School was packed full of overflowing tables Saturday as vendors from across the region gathered for the second in-person rendition
The Anglican church celebrated the official reopening of its community hall, which thanks to grant money now has new flooring, electrical, and kitchen appliances, and
“Actors are advocates for the human experience,” Moore told THE EQUITY after winning the award for best male actor in his graduating class at the
Pontiac’s Canada Post drivers joined the 55,000 or so postal workers across the country who walked off the job last week as part of a
Bristol’s Jack Graham Community Centre was decked out in green balloons and tablecloths for the annual Shawville 4-H Club banquet on Saturday night, where the
Our deepest condolences to the Sammin family on the loss of Arnold on Oct. 31, at the age of 89. He was the husband of
Pontiac High School’s 2024 graduating students took a very solid step into adulthood on Saturday evening, crossing the stage to mark their official completion of
After surviving a fire, an economic recession, and the arrival of big box stores, the longtime Shawville mainstay will be closing up shop before the end of this month, just over 50 years after owners Richard and Carolyn Meisner bought
The annual hockey event was bigger than ever this year, offering a look back on the town’s junior hockey history, with a special puck drop from former mayor and Jr. B president Albert Armstrong.
The gym at McDowell Elementary School was packed full of overflowing tables Saturday as vendors from across the region gathered for the second in-person rendition of the Pontiac Artisans Market since it began in 2020. Natasha Beardsley of Bristol Bee
The Anglican church celebrated the official reopening of its community hall, which thanks to grant money now has new flooring, electrical, and kitchen appliances, and is also fully accessible.
“Actors are advocates for the human experience,” Moore told THE EQUITY after winning the award for best male actor in his graduating class at the Toronto Film School.
Pontiac’s Canada Post drivers joined the 55,000 or so postal workers across the country who walked off the job last week as part of a nation-wide strike after their union failed to reach a new collective agreement with their employer.
Bristol’s Jack Graham Community Centre was decked out in green balloons and tablecloths for the annual Shawville 4-H Club banquet on Saturday night, where the club’s members gathered to celebrate this year’s achievements and snack on cake and ice cream
Our deepest condolences to the Sammin family on the loss of Arnold on Oct. 31, at the age of 89. He was the husband of the late Iona and the father of Gail, Anne, Arnold Jr., late Marilyn and the
Pontiac High School’s 2024 graduating students took a very solid step into adulthood on Saturday evening, crossing the stage to mark their official completion of their high school diplomas. They began their high school journeys in 2019, not knowing that
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