Selling a lifestyle

Selling a lifestyle The Outsider By Will Jones Think of this as a purely prosaic public service if you like; consider it an…

Ch-ch-ch-changes

Ch-ch-ch-changes STATE OF THE ARTS By Victoria Ward When change happens in life it can come fast, violently and be traumatizing.…

Seeing stars

Seeing stars Aging Well By Penny Brown Dear Penny, I am 68 years old and I’ve started seeing oddly shaped flecks in…

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High school sports flash

High school sports flash

Results from Friday, May 4 Submitted by Judi Paul The junior girls’ soccer team lost in their game against LCVI. Player of the game for Haliburton was Tamara Berry. The soccer team played their best game of the season against I.E. Weldon, but were unable…

Fire guts Haliburton home

Fire guts Haliburton home

Damage estimated at $250,000 By Mark Arike A fire caused by the lighting of a pellet stove has destroyed a home at 1263 Burke Rd., just outside the Village of Haliburton. The damage is estimated at $250,000. On April 27, 11 Dysart et al firefighters…

Welcome back

Welcome back

Not 10 minutes before starting to write this column, I heard the first loon call of the season, a coincidental clarion to all who will enjoy the Highlands in the coming months. This weekend marks the official start of the summer season in the Highlands.…

Foster’s carving a dream

Hal High student off to Calgary for snowboarding nationals By Terrance Gavan Greg Foster will be getting on a plane for Calgary next Tuesday (April 3). Once there, he travels to Nakiska Ski Area to compete in the Parallel Giant Slalom junior snowboarding nationals. Foster,…

Dawson Hamilton now occupies a special spot on hockey’s tapestry

PARDON THE ERUPTION By Terrance Gavan We wonder if Matt Duchene’s skyward glance in his rookie season – just before scoring the shootout goal that propelled the Colorado Avalanche into the 2010 playoffs – was noticed by anyone in that packed arena. Probably not. It…