WINCHESTER — A local coffeehouse is undergoing a much welcomed metamorphosis as it launches into its eighth year of existence. Starting this Sunday, Sept. 8, and under its new name, Winchester Open Mic Café will…
Online auction, draw ticket sales for “cooler car” happening now WINCHESTER — Teaming up again for their 5th annual Show n’ Shine, Winchester BMR and the Highway 43 Car Club aim to draw more classic…
by Bert Hill Special to Nation Valley News WINCHESTER — You have to look hard. The old stone church of Winchester hides its mysteries well. But the sun, moon and star carved into the south…
Above, Vince Zandbelt awaits many more motorcycles and motorcycle enthusiasts at the upcoming Winchester Bike Nights. Zandbergen photo, Nation Valley News Three dates catering to motorcycle enthusiasts and the general public at Sweet Corner Park…
Potentially taking pressure off emergency department at Winchester District Memorial Hospital You must be an ‘urgent care’ case WINCHESTER — Dr. John Burke’s medical practice here is indeed open to all “urgent care” walk-ins on…
WINCHESTER — Canada’s biggest cheese plant here is accused of cutting loose with odours that fell afoul of provincial law last month. Parmalat Canada Inc. was due in Cornwall court for an initial hearing yesterday…
WINCHESTER — Local chainsaw woodcarvers Joel Fawcett and Tom Stefan turned out three wooden tulips at Sweet Corner Park yesterday — a local beautification initiative timed to coincide with Ottawa’s Tulip Festival. Large pine logs…
WINCHESTER — Dundas Manor remains on track for a $25-million rebuild and expansion, according to local MPP Jim McDonell who anticipates a positive announcement on the proposed project in one or two months. The Manor…
A sign that planting season is indeed coming WINCHESTER — A tractor-drawn seed wagon or “tender” overturned in downtown Winchester late yesterday afternoon, spilling a large mound of reddish-coloured soybean seed onto the sidewalk on…
WINCHESTER — Laura Landry, WDMH’s Clinical Manager of Outpatient Services has completed her Master of Health Administration degree at the University of Ottawa’s Telfer School of Management, earning kudos and congratulations from her employer and…
Coinciding with International Women’s Week WINCHESTER — Celebrated Ottawa valley author and columnist Mary Cook will speak Thursday, March 7 at Winchester’s Old Town Hall in celebration of International Women’s Week. Doors open 6 p.m….
WINCHESTER — The Winchester District Memorial Hospital Auxiliary drew the winning tickets in its fundraising raffle on Valentine’s Day. Volunteer Marlene Ashby created and donated the beautiful multi-coloured quilt, which was the first prize. Second…
WINCHESTER — On December 8, 1948, more than 3,000 people were on hand to witness the official ribbon-cutting and opening of the new Winchester District Memorial Hospital (WDMH). The Hon. Charles Challies, MPP for Grenville-Dundas…
Above, École élémentaire catholique Sainte-Thérèse-d’Avila students march with their float in the 2017 North Dundas Parade of Lights WINCHESTER – The North Dundas Parade of Lights is coming up fast, and this year there are more…
“We are ready!” WINCHESTER — No pressure on local MPP Jim McDonell and the still-fresh Doug Ford government — but the Dundas Manor Board of Directors wants everyone to know just how ready they are…
