Saugeen First Nation teen making acting debut in OSLT production
Allan Mason, 19, is taking on the role of Chief Bromden in Owen Sound Little Theatres One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.
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Saugeen First Nation teen making acting debut in OSLT production | Exeter Lakeshore Times Advance
Allan Mason, 19, is taking on the role of Chief Bromden in Owen Sound Little Theatres One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.
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Saugeen First Nation teen making acting debut in OSLT production | Exeter Lakeshore Times Advance
Allan Mason, 19, is taking on the role of Chief Bromden in Owen Sound Little Theatres One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.
Source: lakeshoreadvance.com
Saugeen First Nation teen making acting debut in OSLT production
Allan Mason, 19, is taking on the role of Chief Bromden in Owen Sound Little Theatres One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.
Source: thepost.on.ca
You, Me and a Bit of Driftwood touches on the many emotions of COVID
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Samantha Colwell-Castles was like so many others in that the isolation and disruption it caused was a very tough pill to…
Source: lakeshoreadvance.com
You, Me and a Bit of Driftwood touches on the many emotions of COVID
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Samantha Colwell-Castles was like so many others in that the isolation and disruption it caused was a very tough pill to…
Source: clintonnewsrecord.com
Owen Sound Little Theatre's A Red Plaid Shirt all about the laughs
The director of the latest Owen Sound Little Theatre production believes a heart-warming comedy in the middle of a pandemic winter is just what the doctor…
Source: kincardinenews.com
An arresting sight as police visit Silloth primary school
It’s not every day you get the chance to see you teacher hauled up into the back of a police van. But for the reception class at Silloth Primary school they had the chance to get the teachers ‘locked up’. Under normal circumstances the school regularly has the chance to meet emergency services and interact with them. Police and firefighters come into school and the youngsters have to chance to look round their vehicles and get to explore. In the last year all this stopped and vi...
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