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Cameron Brown, president of the Brome Lake Chamber of Commerce,
confirmed to The Outlet
Monday that there will
be no music festival
in 2010. “It is true
that the Knowlton Festival
will take a break this
year to reorganize,”
said Brown. However,
he added, “We, at the
chamber, plan on continuing
‘Celebration Knowlton,’
at that time, with a
musical theme.” No further
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Ten teams took to the ice in December for some spirited play and
a good cause. The benefit
hockey tournament raised
thousands of dollars
for a classroom in Tanzania
in honour of former
Bishop’s professor David
O’Neill...READ
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Manuel Sorel, his wife Julia Larivière and new baby, have taken
on the challenge of
operating their own
farm and raising a rare
breed of cattle. The
Canadian cow (also known
under other names including
the French Canadian,
the black Canadian and
the black Jersey), is
now so rare as to be
a breed at risk, and
its struggle for survival
is mirrored by the struggle
of one farm couple who
are doing everything
in their power to help
drag it back from the
edge of extinction...READ
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Stanstead College
Advancement Officer
Hélène Hamel and Councillor
Guy Ouellet have nominated
the Stanstead arena
for the Kraft Hockeyville
2010 contest. |
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