Maiya Burgess and Candace White, leadership students at Peninsula Shores, are organizing a soup dinner with a twist. On Wednesday November 15th from 5 to 7 pm, Peninsula Shores District School in Wiarton is hosting an Empty Bowls fundraiser. With the purchase of a $30 ticket, upon arrival at the school, attendees choose a unique, hand-crafted ceramic bowl and fill it with one of...
Grey Roots Museum & Archives is seeking your ideas towards a project to refresh the Grey County Gallery. With your input, our goal is to tell the Grey County story in new, meaningful ways, making the learning experience relevant to all.
We are now putting together a list of Grey County residents from our past (living individuals are not eligible) who are inspiring and important; who have positively contributed to our community and made a lasting impact. All we need is a name, a location in Grey County, and a few sentences describing why you feel this person is a...
North Grey Women's Institute (WI) are holding their annual dessert and card party to support community projects.
An afternoon of Bridge, Euchre and Pepper at Georgian Shores United Church on Wednesday, October 25 will add to the
funds for Women's Institute donations.
For the past three years the focus of their fundraising has been Chapman House, and in March they donated $5,000 to the residential hospice in March as their Canada 150 project. A portion of the proceeds from this October's dessert and card...
Trinity United Church, Annan is hosting their Annual Fall and Winter Bazaar. This two day event will be held Friday, November 3rd from 3 until 7pm and Saturday, November 4th from 9 am until 2 pm. Unique handcrafted items include Christmas decor, children and baby items, scarves, hats, mitts, quilts, household and kitchen accessories, baking, jams,...
- by Hub staff
Few themes in recent local news have attracted as much attention as garbage.
Do we all agree that littering is poor form? That leaving one's personal or household garbage in public spaces is not on? The sheer quantity of trash would suggest that more than a few people who share our roads and parks feel entitled to leave anything they do not want where it lies.
It is hardly a new problem. Anti-littering campaigns over the years have tried appealing to...
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