New Catch Kids program popular
Even with snow banks hanging around, there is always time for hula hooping at the Boys and Girls Club. A new spring evening program called "Catch Kids" brings active children and sound nutrition together.
Miramichiers tour big yellow bird during surprise visit
Families out shopping and motorists passing through all stopped to look at the bus-sized search-and-rescue helicopter that landed at Boston Pizza Monday.
Community comes out for Schizophrenia Walk of Hope
The 15th Annual Walk of Hope for Schizophrenia was held on Sunday, May 4, beginning at the Miramichi Mall parking lot.
Miramichi hosts first-ever local walk for MS
The first-ever Miramichi Super Cities Walk for Multiple Sclerosis was held on Sunday, May 4, beginning at the Miramichi Kinsmen Hall.
Miramichi book shop celebrates Free Comic Book Day
Saturday, May 3, was Free Comic Book Day at shops across Canada, and at the Books Inn book store here in Miramichi, youngsters and adults alike turned out in droves for the occasion. There was a vast assortment of different free comics available, from the traditional superhero stories to Japanese Manga and everything in between.
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Indoor yard sale set to take place today at Napan Hall
The 2008 spring lobster season officially got underway at 6 a.m. on Sunday, May 4. It was a very foggy morning and not as many people as usual on the wharf to see the lobster fisherman off, but still the excitement and anticipation could be felt in the air as the boats revved up their engines and headed out of the harbour.
Back to the River festival coming to the area soon
Jam sessions are held every Friday night from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at the Dungarvon Whooper Lounge in Blackville. Admission is $2, and everyone is welcome.
Local real estate office organizing contributions to food bank on Saturday
Exit Realty New View has announce is organizing contributions to the local community food bank.
Mount Allison troupe visiting area
Mount Allison's bilingual theatre company, Tintamarre, is set to perform at Harkins Middle School and Miramichi Valley High School on May 12.
Annual dinner and auction tomorrow
The board and staff of the Boiestown Community School Library are inviting the general public to attend their Annual Dinner and Auction, tomorrow, May 10, at the Woodmen's Museum.
Resort to show documentary on N.B. tonight
The documentary film New Brunswick — Explorer Land will be shown at the Morada Resort, at 2655 Route 118 in Chelmsford, tonight, May 9, at 7 p.m. This film was made by a German TV team and shows images of daily life in New Brunswick and the most picturesque spots of our province.
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Proceeds from event went to buy new machine gun
The young men of Chatham propose holding a picnic and field day of sports on Wednesday afternoon and evening of next week, August 4th, in commemoration of the declaration of war by Britain against the Germans. A Committee waited on the Town Council last evening and outlined the proposition.
A loving mother is the greatest blessing
This Sunday we celebrate Mother's Day. Some may prefer to think of it as Family Day, and that is quite fitting, because Motherhood is all about family. Mothers usually are givers. My own mother, bless her, was a giver.
Oh, deer
Colleen Peterson captured these photos of deer directly behind her house when the snow was still deep on the ground. She says the deer are frequent visitors to her property.
Community barbecue raises funds for Breast cancer foundation
The Miramichi Mall parking lot was the site of a community barbecue and fun day in support of the Canada Breast Cancer Foundation on Saturday, May 3. ICT employees hosted the event, which featured bouncy castles, face painting, a car wash, live music and draws for prizes, along with barbecued sausages, hotdogs and hamburgers.
Firefighters honoured for service
The Sunny Corner Volunteer Fire Department held their annual “Firefighter Appreciation Night” on Saturday, May 3, at the fire hall in Sunny Corner.
Fledgling arts group gaining ground in N.B.
Gwen Mitchell is a young woman who just recently moved here from Toronto to work for FatKat Animation.
Keeping us safe
The St. John Ambulance celebrated their 50th anniversary with the annual Burton Colter Field Day on Saturday, May 3.
Atlantic Mentorship program now open for applications
After a successful pilot year in 2007-2008, the Canadian Film and Television Production Association (CFTPA) is proud to announce the renewal of the Atlantic Mentorship Program for 2008-2009. This regional mentorship program is funded by Telefilm Canada, Film Nova Scotia, New Brunswick Film, and the Newfoundland and Labrador Film Development Corporation.
Bookmobile schedule
Thursday, May 8• 11a.m.- 12:30 p.m. — Baie Sainte-Anne Co-op• 1:45-2:30 p.m.
Let's go to the ball field
Let's start with a look at the infield as I continue my way around the ball diamond with the Bisons.
Beware of moose
Freelance photographer Grace Trowbridge says these three moose have become a regular sight near the hydro line on Route 11. She advises motorists to be aware of their presence.
Every hit pet needs to see vet
Q: Although our dog did not appear to be severely injured after being hit by a car, the very conscientious driver picked her up and took her to a veterinarian for an examination.
Merryvale Winery
As a Sommelier, I have the opportunity to sample a large number of wines from various regions of the world and wineries.
Flu Baby Blues hit home
My daughter phoned the other day. My grandson was sick.
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