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Free lunch and food for thought E-mail

 

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Lunch lineup at the Over 50’s and Seniors’ Picnic

By Doug Hooper

Wednesday, August 25 was the fifth Seniors and over Fifties Picnic in six years. Last year’s event had to be cancelled for lack of funding, but with the recession on the wane, sponsors have again been generous and this popular, free celebration was able to go ahead. Even the rain couldn’t dampen spirits.

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Roadwork E-mail



The Quebec ministry of transport is advising the population of the following construction work:

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Baby hammocks not worth the risk E-mail

By Corrinna Pole
Sherbrooke

Infant and toddler hammocks supposedly designed to help lull children to sleep are threatening their safety.  
Last week, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission and Texas based company MamaLittleHelper, issued a recall of 500 units of MamaLittleHelper Hammocks after receiving three reports of the products becoming unbalanced including one report of a baby who was found facedown after rolling into the corner of a unit.
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Wera Farm invasion trial begins E-mail
By Doug McCooeye
Sherbrooke

The trial of Alfa Ibrahim Fofana – the alleged getaway driver and mastermind behind the March 4 robbery of Wera Farm – began today in a Sherbrooke courtroom.

The Crime

Fofana, with the aid of two accomplices - Yassine Fares Haddar and Khodr Afif Kanaan – is accused of stealing a significant amount of money and firearms from the popular fruit and vegetable farm located on Highway 143 in Waterville.

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It was a very Fair weekend! E-mail

 
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The Pipes were just a few of the many sights and sounds to entertain and inform visitors to this year’s Ayer’s Cliff fair.

A few glances back

By Claudia Villemaire

Ayer’s Cliff - As Sunday dawned clear and sunny, Stanstead County Fair organizers breathed a sigh of relief. “Finally, after four years getting rained out - last year on Sunday, we even had to cancel our evening program - we’ll be recording an outstanding fair this year,” Alda Brus, wife of president Steve Brus, remarked happily late Sunday afternoon.

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