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Nov 05, 2014 – Oct 08, 2014
Rev. Padre Bruce Kellar led the Remembrance Day service that was held in Denbigh on November 2.

Remembering in Denbigh

Back l-r: Luc Desrosier, Madison Lloyd, Mackenzie Wilson; front l-r: Emma Fuller, Mackenzie Johnson.

NAEC students attend Four Winds Festival

Theatre Complete, a theatre focus program from Kingston, presented their production addressing the issues of youth poverty and homelessness at NAEC on October 24

Theatre Complete tackles youth poverty and homelessness at NAEC

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Mold Issues Force Aboriginal Housing Tenant From Home

Robert Taylor Visits Father's WWII Crash Site

LOL Lions Donate to Food Bank

LOLE congregation bids farewell to Rev. Judith

Trick or Eat!

Addington Highlands: Fire Prevention Week

Contamination Confirmed in Kaladar House

Denbigh Griffith Lions donate to family health team

by Angela Bright The Denbigh Griffith Lions Club, formed in 1998, is part of Lions Clubs International, whi...

Denbigh, Cloyne's Pioneer Museum collection can now be viewed online on Flickr and The Commons

“Flickr”-ing the past into the present at the Cloyne and District Historical Society

As a means of gathering more historic photos and documents as well as making their current collection more a...

Elementary and secondary students enjoy the drumming workshop

NAEC students feel the beat

Addington Highlands Council

Congregate dining – a benefit to a senior's health

by Sonja Alcock Coming together for a meal is a common occurrence.

Community Support Services integral to keeping people at home

By Ontario Community Support Association (OCSA) and Sonja Alcock October is Community Support Month.

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