One anonymous donor’s dream has come true as two years after Neighbourwood North’s planting of 40 makamik crabapple trees at the Owen Sound Hospital are in their first full bloom. The donor and her late spouse enjoyed the sight of trees in blossom and hope that the crabapples will provide patients, staff, visitors and the larger community the...
The Georgian Bluffs Climate Action Team (GBCAT) is hosting an online facilitated discussion about what you can do about climate change on May 27 at 7:00 pm. This is a free event. Liz Zetlin, filmmaker of the new documentary film “Resilience: Transforming Our Community, will introduce the session, and the discussion will...
Visiting a statue park in Burkina Faso, I became fascinated with shadows. The stone statues were interesting, the carving work amazing, and the story of the park intriguing. But Burkina Faso, a land-locked West African country, is arid. The sky was pure ...
Five years in, and one pandemic later, we are making a couple changes at the Milk Maid! Over the past two months, we have had to adapt to survive. We are going back to our roots: cheese, cured meat, pantry items, gift baskets and catered cheese platters. Online ordering has been such a hit, that we will continue to offer online orders for next day pick up.
We are restructuring the layout of the store to. . .
When Shea Angus said he'd like to give back to at least some of the essential workers in our community, we all jumped on board.
We all agreed that "essential" is definitely in the eye of the beholder, so we invited our readers and followers to tell us about some of the people they've seen doing the essential things that hold our communities together.
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