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- Jirina gets her GG
- Missionary Church hosts tea and sale
- Santa sends a message
- Was this parade the best ever?
- Armed robbery at Mac's Milk
- Harold adds a nugget
- Police identify Brighton murder victim
- Wreath making was great fun
- Township announces light contest
- Teddies for Tragedies a gift of love
- ENSS Music Night approaching
- Suspicious death in Brighton
- Still not too late to enter a float
- OPP launches RIDE Program
- School board seeks public input
- Coinwash suffers break in
- Parliament Street gets the nod
- Deadline this Friday
- ENSS announces spring musical
- Pit operators host public meeting
- Turning tragedy into hope
- Salem Soup Days are hereNext lunch -Friday, Novem...
- Christmas Comes to Cramahe
- Can you sing? Enter the Country Classic Contest
- School gives building a boost
- Castleton Library holds Open House
- Welcome to Christmas in Castleton
- Come in and relax
- Salem Tea and Bazaar9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, No...
- Sue Laberge presents cheque to library
- Township issues progress report
- Broadband launch on December 8
- Community Development Officer issues report
- Queen's Hotel to get year-round patio
- This weekend it's Christmas in Cramahe
- ENSS trying for massive donation
- ENSS seeks new 6-lane track
- More work on Castleton Town Hall
- Read the exclusive interview with Governor General...
- Colborne artist wins Governor General's award
- Colborne Second Helpings has grand opening
- Gallery artist retires
- Changes coming to Eastside Variety
- It might be too late, but...
- Castleton Street Fair report
- Ecology Garden vandalized
- Cramahe Now just got better
- How does the Zamboni work?
- Christmas art show opens
- Christmas in Castleton promises to be a hit
- Get there early for the Christmas cantata
- First Salem lunch a sellout
- Gallery Christmas show opens Saturday
- We were remiss
- Local torch committee launches promo campaign
- Masons install new Master
- Purdy Mountain?
- Castleton hosts forces unit
- Remembrance Day in Cramahe
- Colborne resident shares story of remembrance
- Cramahe to consider coordinated fire dispatch
- Vet Views update
- Students to commemorate Victory in Europe
- ENSS closes competitive cross country season
- Swine flu and your pets
- Mystery solved
- We welcome a new contributor
- Eric's Breakfast Club meets at Brenda's
- Where were you on Saturday night?
- Art show opening is packed
- A new school name?
- Rotary donates to food bank
- Move over when lights are flashing
- A big day, a big week
- H1N1 flu update
- Boooooks anyone? Hallowe'en one-week Booooook Blow...
- Township makes money on Jamboree
- Six points for Tristan
- Sapper Steven Marshall is honoured
- Art Gallery gets sculpture go-ahead
- Make your bookings at the Keeler Centre
- Repatriation scheduled for Tuesday.
- Clock is looking good
- It's Crime Prevention Week
- CIS offers opportunities for the unemployed
- School naming committee names released
- Cramahe Now reaches two milestones
- Colborne 150th tree planted
- Santa Claus Parade entry form
- More from our readers
- This is the way to Graham's house
- It was a spooky night in Castleton
- Lt. Boyes returns to Canada
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