Autism funding fight turns to the schools

October 14, 2016 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir This past summer, the Provincial Government reversed its decision to remove children over the age of five from receiving Intensive Behavioural Intervention ...

Get your socks knocked off in Barefoot in the Park

By Marni Walsh Tipling Stage Company opens Neil Simon’s comedic romp Barefoot in the Park at Grace Tipling Hall this week. The lead characters, ...

Giving thanks — one apple at a time

AN APPLE A DAY – This past Saturday, you may have seen boys and girls outside many local retail establishments throughout Shelburne with overflowing baskets of apples. ...

Searching for 1960: The comedic challenge of going “Barefoot in the Park”

By Marni Walsh Presenting a period stage play can be a challenge on many levels – one that can put you in the dumps…literally. ...

First Culture Days a Savoured success on Main Street

By Marni Walsh Shelburne celebrated arts and culture this past weekend with local food, art and entertainers. As a first time event for Shelburne, ...

Wedding Show Attracts Brides to Be

By Michelle Janzen Planning a wedding can sometimes be a nightmare, but luckily for some blushing brides-to-be, they got the chance to check out ...

Lace ’em up and get on the Ice

Come discover the joys of one of Canada’s oldest and most popular recreational activities. Whether it’s a leisurely skate or a breakaway up the ice, ...

Students take part in Great Shoreline Cleanup

SHORELINE CLEANUP – On a bright and sunny Saturday, September 24, a group of 15 people from Primrose Elementary School, including parents, teachers and students, ...

Artistic Sanctuary – “Spirit Touches Art” – returns October 15

By Marni Walsh “Spirit Touches Art, Art Touches Spirit”, an artistic extension of outreach at Trinity United Church in Shelburne, returns next Saturday. The ...