Vandalism has The Gardens eyeing surveillance
After several acts of vandalism on his business property the owner of The Gardens in Elmira is working…
Month: March 2009
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Eyes on our feathered friends
On a trip to Alaska shortly after finishing high school, Mark Bauman noticed a little grey bird hopping…
Fire destroys Breslau-area barn
Police have ruled out arson as the cause of a barn fire on Kossuth Road east of the…
Always up for a good debate
Canada should bring its troops home from Afghanistan. Evil is a necessary part of human nature. Up is…
Specialist to address local farmers
Dr. David Kohl, one of North America’s leading agricultural economists, will be in Drayton Apr. 1, a featured…
Darkness to descend for today’s Earth Hour
Residents of planet Earth will get a chance to show their support for their only home today (Saturday),…
Potholes tax our patience with neglected infrastructure
Winter officially behind us, we’re firmly ensconced in the season that follows. No, not spring – well, yes,…
Red Cross home care workers begin rotating strikes
Red Cross home care providers across Ontario began a series of rotating strikes Monday, demanding the provincial government…
Sittler takes on advocacy role for Colon Cancer Canada
His wife having succumbed to colon cancer, Darryl Sittler knows firsthand the importance of early detection in fighting…
Ending seasons on a festive note
It proved challenging, but the coaching staffs of the Elmira Sugar Kings and the Wellesley Applejacks were able…