September 2019 Archive

Preserving Ontario produce means fresh home grown food all year

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART Bring a bit of summer into your winter by preserving your Ontario harvest There’s just something special about having fresh produce, ...

Schomberg firefighters to host mixer Sept. 14

The Schomberg Firefighters Association, in partnership with Art Society King, is hosting a 19+ event called the Main Street Mixer at 214 Main in Schomberg ...

Arts activities abound at upcoming Ontario Culture Days library event

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD Gear up for some culture at the end of the month, as Inglewood and CPL’s Albion-Bolton Branch host this year’s ...

New book The Bealeaguered features families living in D-C

Written By MARK PAVILONS Community storytelling is at the heart of books written by a Brampton author. Lynne Golding released the second in her series ...

Bolton man opens upscale ‘barber shop’ in King City

Written By MARK PAVILONS Males today are taking greater care of their appearance. They want to look just right at work or at play. A ...

Knights of Columbus preparing for weekend ride to benefit local family

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD “The girls are 11, turning 12 in January,” Tammy Coogan commented of her twin girls, Lacey and Ashlyn. Ashlyn, since birth, ...

Forster’s Book Garden to host 20th annual Where’s Waldo Hunt

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD Waldo, of Where’s Waldo, is now like other millennials – hitting his third decade.  Come celebrate Waldo’s entry into real ...

Caledon’s first settlement to mark 200th anniversary on Sept. 14

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD Historians in Caledon should be happy to note that September marks the 200th anniversary of settlement in Caledon, when the ...

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