- by Susan (Süz) Warkentin
Imagine the Bluewater Quilters’ Guild (BQG) webmaster’s surprise when she opened a recent email from Caithness, Scotland! It read that Cathy Gunn’s son-in-law, Gary Beardsley, was in possession of a Red Cross, WWII era family heirloom bed quilt that had been made in Owen Sound and photos were attached. That intriguing email was immediately forwarded to the BQG President, then to the Newsletter and PR Committees.
I took up quilting in 2015, was blown away by the stunning quilts at the Fall Fair,
Discussing climate change could come across as overwhelming and beyond any of us individually to tackle. But that does not mean that we need to sit back and feel powerless. Instead, the opposite is true as we all can affect our impact on climate change in small ways by the decisions we make on a day-to-day ...
By Melanie Knapp
I care about my Italian background. Grandma came with her mother and father on a donkey to the boat. That boat brought them to Ellis Island in New York. From there they came to Toronto. They lived in a box car for awhile and made
- by John Dickson, Owen Sound Field Naturalists
I have been hearing about and also experiencing for myself, many exciting nature observations throughout the area, in recent weeks. Although in the fall we are often looking for the bright red colours of some Maples, Sumacs, and a fairly new one for me - Virginia Creeper, most of the colour theme shifts to yellow and gold by ...
More than 1,900 guests from all over the world signed up to learn about Georgian’s programs and services at the first-ever Virtual Open House on Saturday.
Interested prospective applicants connected with faculty and staff via scheduled virtual drop-in rooms so they could discover what makes the ...
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