December 2020 Archive

Shelburne Police kick of the annual ‘Stuff-a-Cruiser’ donation campaign

Written By PAULA BROWN LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Shelburne Police Services (SPS) collected donations for the first night of its annual “Stuff-a-Cruiser” toy and food ...

The joys of renovating

by ANTHONY CARNOVALE I remember watching Bob Villa’s This Old House way back in the early 90s and thinking: why would anybody watch a show ...

Winds of change

by SAM ODROWSKI In life, the only constant is change, and my life has been changing constantly since graduating from the journalism program at Durham ...

Final mobile blood drive, fully booked

Written By PAULA BROWN LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Canadian Blood Services is holding its final mobile blood drive clinic of the year in Shelburne on ...

Local racer has championship season

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART In only his second year racing GoKarts, Shelburne resident Ryder Hare has recorded his first championship season. Thirteen year-old Ryder won ...

No ice for curlers this season at Shelburne Curling Club

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART If you’re a curler, you may want to look into trying another sport for the 2021 winter season. The Shelburne Curling ...

Montreal Massacre victims to be honoured through virtual vigil

Written By PAULA BROWN LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Family Transition Place to honour Montreal Massacre victims through virtual vigil By: Paula Brown  Family Transition Place ...

New food truck brings flavours of Jamaica to Shelburne

Written By PAULA BROWN LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Shelburne residents will now be able to get a taste of the islands on their own streets, ...

Wolves Peewee AE team named OMHA co-champions

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The Shelburne Wolves Peewee AE team were robbed of what was most likely their final game last spring when the COVID-19 ...

Local food bank sees rising demand

Written By PAULA BROWN LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Shelburne’s food bank, Shepherd’s Cupboard, along with others across the province are facing an increased demand, with ...

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