This week in The Leader: Dutch Meadows zoning approved; Santa Parade Saturday; Alight at Night open for 19th season; Iroquois Santa stop Thursday; Damaged Cruickshank mural to be refurbished; Historical Society draws a crowd; One […]
MORRISBURG – Ethan Claymore is well on his way to becoming a near recluse. Widowed, a farmer having a tough go making it on his egg sales, and mostly withdrawn from his community, he isn’t […]
OTTAWA – Responding to record flooding in two of the last three years in the Great Lakes and along the St. Lawrence River, the International Joint Commission announced on Friday that it will deviate from […]
The November 18th meeting of County Council saw a new guiding document passed by councillors, the new Strategic Plan. This plan, developed by the 12 councillors who represent the six lower-tier municipalities that make up […]
This week in The Leader: Body recovered from river at Iroquois, no foul play suspected; Teachers begin working-to-rule; IJC to deviate from ‘Plan 2014’; MP Eric Duncan calls for end to CN strike; Seaway DHS […]
IROQUOIS – Iroquois has secured a volunteer to operate the community outdoor rink building this winter, but that’s not the best news council received about the Iroquois outdoor rink last week. South Dundas council will […]
For over half a year, the St. Lawrence Parks’ commission has dangled the idea that the historic train display at Crysler Park was going to be leaving South Dundas. Since the ordeal began, a process […]
MORRISBURG – The Morrisburg Lions found themselves on the wrong side of a pair of blow-out losses over the weekend, losing to division rivals Metcalfe and North Dundas. The team took on the Metcalfe Jets […]
MORRISBURG – Saturday, November 23, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., and Sunday, November 24, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., the Morrisburg Legion is going to be the ‘place to be’. The 43rd annual Morrisburg […]
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