Therapist’s new book helps unlock mysteries of the brain
If the brain is like a computer, as so much popular science would have us believe, then every…
Month: May 2013
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Wellesley Optimists support new sports pad, membership on the rise
Since its reformation in 2010, the Wellesley and District Optimist Club’s mandate has been to pursue projects benefiting…
Elmira woman offers other writers advice in Soup book
Rachel Wallace-Oberle started out like many writers do, at a small community paper, before she worked her way…
Woolwich teen lands bronze for trampoline performance
“When Nathan was 6 years old, he taught himself how to do a back walkover all by himself,…
Robin Hood and his merry band of outlaws return to Elmira next week
Fighting. Outlaw behaviour. Family fun. As the last 13 years have demonstrated, the three mix just fine at…
Petition calls for Wellesley sports pad to be named for Austin Padaric
The usually sparse Wellesley council chambers were packed with friends and family of Austin Padaric on Tuesday night,…
EDSS café to raise money to construct well for Haitians
Hoping to offset a truncated year for fundraising at Elmira District Secondary School, two students are heading the…
Harper's lack of ethics is now clear for all to see
Calling Stephen Harper and his party ethically challenged would be an understatement. Critics have been pointing out examples…
Harper’s lack of ethics is now clear for all to see
Calling Stephen Harper and his party ethically challenged would be an understatement. Critics have been pointing out examples…
It’s all about ball hockey in Maryhill this weekend
As anyone who sees the Kron’s game room will note, the Maryhill family loves hockey. And, like so…