This week in The Leader: October 30, 2019

October 30, 2019 Editor News

This week in The Leader:

  • Re-dedication of the Matilda memorial to those who fell;
  • Clock ticking towards public secondary school teachers strike;
  • 100 Men of South Dundas set to gather, ready to give;
  • Former Morrisburg priest on leave for alleged historic misconduct;
  • Fun fundraiser celebrates another wonderful year;
  • If you build it…
  • Renowned guitarist Maneli Jamal returns to St. Lawrence Stage;
  • IPS holds annual soccer tournament;
  • Jr. C Lions lose to Rangers 13-1;
  • Midget B Lions win two-in-a-row;
  • Trunk or treat!
  • These stories and much more.

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