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On Sunday morning, at our Sunday mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church a Remembrance Day celebration took place. Larry Perry carried up the
Waltham residents were saddened to hear of the passing of Courtney Robinson, of Pembroke. He was the beloved husband of Esther Robinson (nee Hodgins). Courtney
The financial malpractice of the former DG, highlighted in a recent provincial investigation, seems to have ended in 2022.
We are experiencing a beautiful late summer season, with mostly sunny days with warm daytime temperatures and cool nights. I can not recall, similar weather
We are now welcoming the beautiful fall season with its annual display of panoramic colors and cooler weather. The apple trees are dropping their ripe
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
News out of Waltham this week reveals a few challenges that are undoubtedly common to other local municipalities, and for which there are a few
An investigation has found Waltham’s former director general of almost 40 years breached ethical and professional rules in Quebec’s municipal code.
People of all ages gathered at Paul Ryan Park on Saturday to celebrate the Waltham Summerfest. Starting at 2 p.m., the festival had many activities,
The Municipality of Waltham is holding a by-election this August for a vacant council seat. Waltham mayor Odette Godin said the election was announced in
On Sunday morning, at our Sunday mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church a Remembrance Day celebration took place. Larry Perry carried up the flag. Phil Perry read the poem In Flanders Fields and we sang our national anthem
Waltham residents were saddened to hear of the passing of Courtney Robinson, of Pembroke. He was the beloved husband of Esther Robinson (nee Hodgins). Courtney and Esther were former residents of Waltham. They raised their beautiful family here. Our heartfelt
The financial malpractice of the former DG, highlighted in a recent provincial investigation, seems to have ended in 2022.
We are experiencing a beautiful late summer season, with mostly sunny days with warm daytime temperatures and cool nights. I can not recall, similar weather in recent years. On Saturday afternoon, a celebration of life was held in honour of
We are now welcoming the beautiful fall season with its annual display of panoramic colors and cooler weather. The apple trees are dropping their ripe fruit to be collected for all kinds of apple treats and preserves. As we bid
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
News out of Waltham this week reveals a few challenges that are undoubtedly common to other local municipalities, and for which there are a few readily-available remedies. One is the opportunity available to all mayors, councillors and directors general to
An investigation has found Waltham’s former director general of almost 40 years breached ethical and professional rules in Quebec’s municipal code.
People of all ages gathered at Paul Ryan Park on Saturday to celebrate the Waltham Summerfest. Starting at 2 p.m., the festival had many activities, such as a bouncy castle, face painting, a horseshoe tournament, horseback riding, volleyball, and even
The Municipality of Waltham is holding a by-election this August for a vacant council seat. Waltham mayor Odette Godin said the election was announced in June after former councillor Jordan Evans resigned due to medical reasons. “We put out the
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