This Week in Local History – July 14, 2021 – The Review Archives – Cars without lights and crushed fingers
10 Years ago Students asked to transition to online learning The Review, July 13, 2011 – VANKLEEK HILL -Students, even
Read more
Author: Reid Masson
Launch for first-time author’s book on breaking free from depression to be held August 7
Author, speaker and educator Cindy Girard is holding a launch celebration and signing for the printed edition of her debut
Read more
Township of North Glengarry unveils plaques to honor Alexandria carriage company founders John D. McIntosh and Hugh Munro
The Township of North Glengarry unveiled two new plaques on Monday, July 5, to commemorate the importance of John D.
Read more
Downsized Porchfest to fill the streets of Vankleek Hill with music July 17
Vankleek Hill Porchfest will be smaller but the entertainment just as big when it takes place on July 17. “It’s
Read more
Last minute entries help Beau’s 5K for Ovarian Cancer Canada crush fundraising goal
The virtual Beau’s 5k for Ovarian Cancer Canada has done it again, raising more than $53,000 and smashing its fundraising
Read more
Area wedding industry bouncing back after more than a year of cancellations
Local businesses that serve the wedding industry were hard-hit in 2020, but are seeing a small bounce-back so far this
Read more
Nine-year-old cutting off his long hair to make wigs for cancer patients and raise funds for CHEO
Nine-year-old William Lémans Dicaire will be trading in his long hair for a shorter cut this summer, as he completes
Read more
This Week in Local History – July 7, 2021 – The Review Archives – Disastrous fire in Alexandria 100 years ago
10 Years ago Fire destroys VKH convenience store The Review, July 6, 2011 – VANKLEEK HILL – The hole left
Read moreStill time to sign up for the Saturday, July 3, Beau’s 5k for Ovarian Cancer Canada
There is still time to sign up for the annual Beau’s 5k for Ovarian Cancer Canada, which will take place
Read more
Prescott-Russell Trail will remain open through August after Via Rail, UCPR extend agreement
The Prescott-Russell Recreational Trail has received a temporary reprieve after a last-minute deal between the United Counties of Prescott-Russell (UCPR)
Read more