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Chloe Shader, Jessica Markiewicz, Melissa Lineburg, Amanda Willingham. Photo by Jen Lowe.     Forget flowers. Chocolate can wait until Christmas. For this Mother’s Day, treat your mom to the ballet, and we promise she will enjoy a live performance. No better place to watch a delightful live ballet program is the Chrysalis at Merriweather Park on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 9, at 2 p.m. “Ballet Boutique: A Mother’s Day Dance Celebration” features the Misako Ballet Company, directed by Misako Aoki who knows how to put on a beautiful ballet program.    Spring is the time of year to s...

From the Star Courier microfilm files at the Kewanee Public Library Star Courier The Kewanee League of Women Voters will hold a forum Thursday on Tuesday's election where Black Hawk College and the Kewanee Public Library District are asking voters to approve increases in property taxes. The college is asking for an increase of 15.5 cents — 12.5 cents for the education fund and 3 cents for the operation and maintenance fund, while the library seeks to increase its tax rate from 49 cents to 60 cents per $100 of equalized assessed valuation. The Kewanee FFA Chapter will sponsor a Donkey Basket...

There are a few important things my kids have come to look forward to over the years. Two that rank high on their list are the Father/Daughter Valentine's Day Dance and the Mother/Son Dance. A chance to get all dolled up, and have a special night with Mom or Dad has been an important right of passage in our house. Sadly, because of the Covid-19 pandemic, last year was the first year in a very long time that Bangor Parks and Rec was not able to offer those special events. While dances this year are still a logistical headache, due to gathering restrictions, the folks at the Bangor Parks and ...

Book review of Lynette Eason’s “Collateral Damage” by Beverly Anderson, with recent additions.

Bay News: Waitangi, Kerikeri, Kawakawa, Opua, Russell ... lots happening in the mid-North 10 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 11 minutes to read The Royal New Zealand Navy at Waitangi. 100 sailors fired 100 guns simultaneously. Photo / Sandy Myhre The Royal New Zealand Navy at Waitangi. 100 sailors fired 100 guns simultaneously. Photo / Sandy Myhre Northern Advocate Traditions there for a reason There are certain traditional protocols at Waitangi, the reasons for which aren't always immediately clear. Mostly, it's to do with the navy. For instance, when 100 navy personnel marched on to ...