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Hits : 135 FOUR delicious Ribbers to choose from at the Whitby Ribfest Drive-thru! Billy Bones BBQ Canada, Uncle Sam's BBQ, Camp 31 BBQ, and Sticky Fingers BBQ. July 16 - 18 at the Whitby GO Train Station (Henry St and Victoria St, across from Iroquois Park). Pick your favourite or try them all! Find out more at https://fb.me/e/R5R9FxSu.Proceeds support projects of the Whitby Sunrise Rotary Club, caring for our community both locally and around the globe. Location Whitby GO Train Parking Lot Henry and Victoria St. Contact Yvonne Brady

Article content Organizers are turning the former Lowe’s parking lot on Northern Avenue into a concert and food venue with 15 bands and two ribbers in mid-July. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Rotaryfest returns with new venue Back to video “It’s going to be fun and exciting and interesting and hopefully enjoyable,” said Carolyn Bunting O’Connor, events manager of Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie. “We’re just getting the feeling that the community is just ready for anything. They’re looking for fun and entertainment.” The scal...

Burnet High School one-act play advances to bi-district despite obstacles Despite a number of obstacles, including COVID-19 quarantines and a flooded auditorium, the Burnet High School theater arts students advanced to the bi-district round of the University Interscholastic League’s one-act play competition. Courtesy photo The show must go on is a theater cliche, but it rang true for Burnet High School theater arts students, who, despite several challenges, advanced to the bi-district round of the University Interscholastic League’s one-act play competi...

“Fetch aft the rum, Darby!” - The original title of this poem was Derelict and written by a Kentucky poet in 1891. Young E. Allison (1853-1932), of Louisville published his long and gory impression of a rhyme from a popular novel of the day in the Louisville Courier-Journal. He promoted Derelict as "a reminiscence of Treasure Island" the adventure novel penned by Robert Louis Stevenson. As the authors original title points out, the verse is about a ship found adrift at sea. The crew have all done each other in and left behind a ship laden with plunder. The discoverers of this shipwrec...