February is National Parent Leadership Month

Family and Children’s Services of Renfrew County’s Parents Anonymous program is proud to celebrate National Parent Leadership Month in February – honouring the significant role parents play in shaping the lives of children and their families. Along with hundreds of Parents Anonymous Inc. accredited organizations worldwide, Parents Anonymous Renfrew County …

Fabric of Life by Patricia Thurston at Pembroke gallery

Last weekend the Fabric of Life, an exhibition of work by Killaloe artist Patricia Thurston,  opened at Studio Dreamshare in Pembroke. The  exhibition was hatched when the textile artist met Dreamshare owner Cameron Montgomery last summer. Montgomery is not only a gallerist but also a video artist, filmmaker, teacher and …

Killaloe health centre now open five days a week

Rainbow Valley Community Health Centre (RVCHC) in Killaloe is now able to provide primary health care services five days a week, thanks to a $250,000 injection of provincial funding. RVCHC team members (above) include: (back row) Shirley Hill RN, Pat Biernaskie Admin/clerical, Keri MacFarlane MSW, Julie Howard Admin/clerical (front row) Heidi …

Feb.9

Sibling success in Catch The Ace weekly win Week #15 Catch The Ace winner Doug Skuce must have wondered if his luck rubbed off on big sister Holly when she became the weekly winner of the February 6th draw. Holly took home $2,033 in the Week #18 draw and her …

Church Street Flowers marks first anniversary in Barry’s Bay

Church Street Flowers celebrates its one year milestone in Barry’s Bay this Saturday, February 8 with special promotions, giveaways, discounts, florals, drinks, and more. Owner Pam McNichol said, “I am so grateful for the support we have received from the downtown community and our incredible clients, we wouldn’t be here …

Ice resurfacer blamed after 42 kids suffer carbon monoxide exposure

Last Sunday, The Current reported on the closing of the Paul J. Yakabuski Community Centre following detection of a Carbon Monoxide (CO) leak. At yesterday morning’s Madawaska Valley Council in Committee meeting, CAO Suzanne Klatt presented a report about the incident. This stated that in the late afternoon of February …

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