“The complainant declined the offer – and found the request odd,” assistant Crown attorney Sarah Carmody said this week in a Sarnia courtroom. “They asked if Mr. Kemsley had been drinking. However, the question was not answered.” Read More
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Bluewater Quilters’ Guild members shared their enthusiasm for their craft Saturday in various locations around Owen Sound. They marked International Quilting Day by being at information tables at the Owen Sound Farmers’ Market, the Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library, YMCA Owen Sound and at Grey Roots museum to answer questions and present […]
Silver Stick is back this weekend
By Doug Kennedy It’s great news to hear that the annual Kincardine Silver Stick will be played this weekend in Ripley, Tiverton and Kincardine. There are 27 teams playing … Continue reading Silver Stick is back this weekend →
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