In Silent Auction style, Stutt’s Pharmacy is auctioning off another original shipping crate from United Drug Company in Toronto – circa 1950. Proceeds are going to the Canadian Centre for Mental Heath (CAMH). Action ends January 28. Marianna says don’t worry if you don’t win this one, they have a few more they will be auctioning off.
Storing recreational vehicles (RVs) on agricultural or environmentally protected zoned land is not allowed in Clarington. According to information provided by a delegate at the January 11 Planning and Development Committee Meet-ing there is a collective of 50 property owners who currently store a total of 1700 RVs within the municipality.
This is the third year Alycia and Alex Hemphill have taken the lead on making the Pearce Farm Park outdoor skating rink in the Port of Newcastle a reality.
Rachel Peel declares herself “a country girl from Tyrone.” She married into an old established farming family and after spending some years in a century home in town, she and hubby Mike wanted to get back to the farm environment. The property on the 6th Con-cession became available and they took over what is now the Peel Family Farm in 2014.
The moment that singer-song-writer Leo Troy viewed the colourful aerial footage of the 2019 Orono Fair, he knew he had to incorporate it into one of his music videos.
Wendy Hollingsworth greets Ed Leader at the Egg Shack. Eggs are not the only thing available and Leader regularly shops locally at the Egg Shack located on the 4th Conc.
Starting on Monday, January 18, 2021, Clarington’s Municipal Administrative Centre in Bowmanville (Town Hall) will be open to the public by appointment only.
The lack of snow didn’t stop cousins Maisie, Coco, Ava and Jasper from enjoying the hill at Orono Park on Sunday. Fingers crossed for more snow. On the topic of online learning, they don’t like it and want to be back at school with their friends.
The pandemic landscape changes daily. Clarington residents can access current data and data starting from the first COVID-19 case reported at home and throughout Durham Region.
Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) continues to offer trees and shrubs for sale or for free during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through various partnership with member municipalities and organizations, there are multiple ways that you can participate.