May 2nd, 2012 Edition

News

Shovels Dig In for Iroquois Wastewater Treatment Plant

IROQUOIS–With shovels in hand, three levels of government dug in here on Friday, to officially kick off the $18 million Iroquois Wastewater Treatment Plant project that will include the addition of a secondary treatment process and upgrades to increase the...
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Local library on the move

Park Pals determined to keep dog park a desirable destination

Eastern Star, helping women with cancer

Big turnout for 'Big Bike'

Opposition group is determined to fight

Garden springs up from 'Spring Fling'

Monday Always Leads to Murder...and laughs

Check Please! puts laughter on the menu with Seaway High School Play play

Playhouse welcomes applicants to Summer Theatre School

Cat trumps dog in privacy case

All aboard the giving train

WDMH welcomes two new residents to medical staff

'Bike bombing' for cancer care

OPP warn of metal thefts

Car stopped on County Road 2 at a speed of 133 kph

Sports

Few changes for South Dundas Minor Hockey

With just three exceptions, the executive of the South Dundas Minor Hockey Association remains unchanged with president Jeff van Moorsel returning for another term.

The annual general meeting of the association was held last Tuesday, April 24 with the various...
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Seaway's Badminton Teams Net a Good Season

Local Skaters Collect medals at Gloucester Skate

OPP Torch Run in Town Thursday

Opinion

Perspectives with Rev. George Frey

Jesus is Lord!

Are you a Christian? Is Jesus Christ the Lord of your life? Too many people say they are Christians without any consideration to the relationship they actually have to the Christ they are...
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Our story in pictures

Letter to the Editor

Obituaries

Marion Hart