A Christmas Play by the Kids of St. Thomas Anglican Church
December 26, 2008 by Joanne Jordan
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Children from St. Thomas Anglican Church in Fall River brought the meaning of Christmas to life for the congregation when they performed the nativity scene. Church Sunday School teacher Denise Jackson organized the delightful performance.
Parents Cindy and Gary Renouf were thrilled by the result, “Denise did a wonderful job,” said Cindy. And according to those who attended, so did the kids!
Open House Tour - All Decorated for Christmas!
December 18, 2008 by Joanne Jordan
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A fundraising event for “Grandmothers for Grandmothers” of Africa is taking place. Those who missed out on the Dec. 17 tour due to bad weather can still take part - the special Open House tour will be on again tomorrow, Dec. 18., 6:30-9:30 p.m.
A number of grandmothers from Fall River and the surrounding communities do fundraising for grandmothers in Africa. Read more
Gallery To Grinds - Art Safari, a night of art appreciation
December 9, 2008 by Joanne Jordan
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The room was full; all seats were taken at the Escape Café and the mood was light. The murmur of casual banter and an occasional burst of quiet laughter kept the atmosphere cheerful. A violinist played a medley of music in a softly lit corner of the room while in another corner a group of visitors Read more
Fiddler Mitchel Fleming Entertains Crowd At Art Safari
November 14, 2008 by Joanne Jordan
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Mitchel Fleming is an ordinary kid. He attends school, takes tae-kwon-do classes, and loves to play hockey. He also loves making music. His choice of instruments is interesting – and perhaps could be considered unique for a teenager. Read more
Hedley Rocked D250
November 11, 2008 by Joanne Jordan
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The D250 free concert, celebrating Democracy 250, was held Sept. 27 in the Parade Square in Halifax, and was a huge success.
Age was clearly not the deciding factor in who attended; people from two to 72 danced and clapped their hands as they listened to the music played during the performances of a variety of bands, and the crowd applauded wildly when Hedley, with lead singer Jacob Hoggard of Canadian Idol fame, took the stage.
Although the last act of the night kept concert-goers waiting before coming on-stage, music-lovers didn’t seem to mind. With his exposed arms showing off his many colourful tattoos, and his tight blue designer blue jeans, Hoggard delivered an exciting and energetic performance, just as expected. He jumped and bounced around in his trade-mark style, full of vim and vigor, even at the late hour.







