MORRISBURG – “The music never stopped. The beat never stopped. This is the music that defined an entire generation,” said Leisa Way, whose premiere production, Across the Pond, based on the British Invasion, just finished […]
MORRISBURG – 100 Women Who Care About South Dundas will hear from more projects than ever before when the group gathers May 18th to award funds. About 150 women will each bring a cheque for […]
Although Canadians get cranky every time someone assumes that we either live in igloos, rubbing noses and chewing the fat (that would be whale blubber) with the neighbours or that we are a quirky appendage […]
The South Dundas website is getting an overhaul. Allocated this year, a budget of $50,000 will give municipal staff a top-of-the-line new website to inform residents and promote South Dundas to the world. Stop if […]
South Dundas school wins 41 medals including two double-gold. IROQUOIS – Twenty-four students from the South Dundas Taekwondo dojang (school) competed at the 2017 Edge Color Belt Classic Taekwondo tournament held April 22nd in Almonte. […]
At the Dundas Manor Nursing Home, Winchester, on Monday, May 1, 2017, Mary Ruth Whitteker (nee McIntosh), age 82. Loving wife of Rex Whitteker and the late Douglas Deeks. Dear stepmother of Brenda Whitteker (Francis […]
John Wilson WWII Veteran Peacefully at his home on Tuesday, May 2, 2017. John Wilson of Iroquois at the age of 90 years. Dearly beloved husband of the late Olive Granger. Loving father of Trevor […]
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