November 2016 Archive

Tis’ the season of giving for residents and firefighters

By Michelle Janzen   Once again, the Shelburne and District Firefighters Association are collecting new unwrapped toys and non-perishable food items for this holiday season. ...

French Immersion coming to Centennial Hylands

By Brock Weir   A new French Immersion program will be put in place at Centennial Hylands Elementary School in the 2017 – 2018 school ...

Shelburne Kinettes host Shopping with Santa Sale

By Michelle Janzen   This Saturday, November 26, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., the Shelburne Kinettes will host a gift and craft fair at ...

Budget talks begin with projected 2.8 per cent tax increase

By Peter Richardson   Council met Monday night ostensibly to discuss the Draft 2017 Budget; however, prior to that discussion, several matters of interest were ...

Shelburne farm life lacked one crucial lesson for Navy vet

By Brock Weir   Growing up on a farm outside of Shelburne, Jack Crone didn’t think he had any reason to learn how to swim. ...

Cobwebs and Caviar help keep Canadian Armed Forces Warm

By Michelle Janzen   The quilts that have been assembled at Cobwebs and Caviar for Quilts of Valour is done by a group meeting at ...

Award winning Myomassologist now in Dufferin

By Marni Walsh   30 years ago, Jeffrey Cottam had a successful career in manufacturing and had worked his way up the managerial ladder. “I ...

Ley rocks the house to help develop meditation garden

By Marni Walsh   The best in Country Music took to the stage at Grace Tipling Hall on October 30 when professional musician Bruce Ley, ...

Country Christmas at Grace Tipling benefits Shepherds Cupboard next Saturday

By Brock Weir   Five years ago at this very time, country singer Sean Hogan had just a few more weeks to go in his ...

Fiddleheads offers good food, great Irish company

By Deb Freeman   If you have ever been to Ireland, you’ll know that the Irish know how to have to fun – and that’s ...

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