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09/01/2010 - 11:55

Japanese moon bridge on August 24th as almost 100 people prepared to float their hand painted lanterns down the Gull River as part of the “Festival of the August Moon”, another Tuesday night “Make it Minden” event. The festival was the brainchild of Marc Schroetter, owner of the Crowne Gallery in Minden who coordinated activities with Bob Baynton, owner of the Wild Swan B&B and Leila Sweet and Uki and Sebestian Renal of the Gravity House Café. As well as spearheading the celebration, Schroetter worked tirelessly on making up kimono’s and lanterns for children and adults to paint.

09/01/2010 - 11:52

A building permit issued in Minden Hills in 2006 has recently raised the ire of neighbouring Gull Lake residents who have yet to see anything more than drilling and blasting on Beehive Rock, a site on Sandy Bay that many consider to be a traditional landmark on the lake. The property is owned by local entrepreneur Ed Litwin who says that he has a valid permit to build a boathouse that was issued under the old Lutterworth by-law by the Chief Building Offi cial of the day.

09/01/2010 - 11:50

CORBYVILLE, Ont. – Thanks in part to the Eastern Ontario Wardens Caucus, residents and businesses of rural eastern Ontario will soon have access to high speed internet.

08/25/2010 - 11:49

“The experience of living and working together in the forest is very collaborative and exciting. And, the results are amazing. We surprise each other and ourselves with the work we produce.” Curator and artist Reinhard Reitzenstein If you go down to the woods today you’re sure of a big surprise. Not a teddy bears’ picnic (they’re all down at the dump) but enchanting artworks that will engage the serious art lover and children alike. The 2010 Forest Art Project was unveiled at Haliburton Forest on August 14th.

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