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Letters to the Editor for Dec. 10

Three beguiling paintings that for generations hung in obscurity at a Murdoch family grazing property are expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars.

GROVE, Okla. – A Delaware County historian recently discovered a 105-year-old handwritten letter by a Grove soldier to his dad detailing his fears, appreciation for his hometown and his thankfulness to God after several battle skirmishes.    The letter dated Sept. 29, 1918, from Claude Hanna to his father, foretold of a life saved from […]

In honour of today’s celebration of the Colchester oyster feast, we are looking back into the history of the extravagant and glamorous event.

Believe it or not, battery-powered vehicles have been around since Victorian times – everything from private automobiles to taxis, ambulances and tricycles. We’ve got the photos to prove it

"The unity achieved through their distinctive voices makes them not just a local, but a national treasure." ROB KENNEDY reviews a performance of the Luminescence Chamber Singers at All Saint's, Ainslie.

Semiahmoo First Nation artist’s carving design selected for Totest Aleng facility

The state Commerce Departments Palmetto Railways division plans to buy two locomotives and convert them to zero-emission battery power.

"Surge" brought new music to Oberon's Malachi Gilmore Hall.

Minturn-based Weston Snowboards has launched several new lines this season featuring designs from Crystal Worl, who specializes in the formline art of the Alaska native Tlingit people. The collaboration is part of a larger effort...