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A Puzzling Conclusion: Spring 2009

More from the attic, along the Grand River and at the Melancthon Limerick Contest.

Mar 21, 2009
Ken Weber

Kathryn Thomson

When you look at the finished piece, it’s hard to imagine that it was once a fiery, molten liquid.

Nov 18, 2008
Signe Ball

Medicinal Wonders?

“Why Die a Lingering Death of Direful Diabetes? Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cure It!”

Nov 18, 2008
Ken Weber

A Puzzling Conclusion: Winter 2008

Three puzzles to test if you are awake.

Nov 18, 2008
Ken Weber

Oil Matters

The provincial government has instructed our local municipalities to prepare for a massive population boom, but the influx could well be stalled by the “peak oil” scenario.

Sep 15, 2008
Signe Ball

Ron Pitts

Ron Pitts is a two-time Emmy Award winning director, animator, and wildlife photographer.

Sep 15, 2008
Signe Ball

Natural Enemies: Horse vs Automobile

Just over a century ago the horseless carriage chugged into these rural hills and ran head on into a horse-reliant culture. What began as a novelty soon became a nuisance, sparking a battle for supremacy on the roads.

Sep 15, 2008
Ken Weber

A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2008

Autumn is harvest time, test your fruit and vegetable trivia, going south from Crombie and float your boat in Headwaters.

Sep 15, 2008
Ken Weber

Landowners vs. the Birds

Many of the landowners were keen to do the right thing by the environment, and just wanted some advice and co-operation in the process.

Jun 20, 2008
Signe Ball

Randi Lockhart

My paintings remind me of the thinness of time and the passing of the seasons.

Jun 20, 2008
Signe Ball

Sodom and Gomorrah? Melancthon Township?

Screaming headlines in Toronto newspapers turned an 1897 trial in Shelburne into a Canada-wide sensation, painting Melancthon as a hotbed of arson, fraud, perjury and intimidation.

Jun 20, 2008
Ken Weber

A Puzzling Conclusion: Summer 2008

Pennies from Palgrave, missing report pages and walking the line.

Jun 20, 2008
Ken Weber