This week in and around TBL Remembrance Day ceremonies and activities

Star Café welcomes in a new owner Richard Pilon will be stepping down as owner of the iconic

Unfortunately the pandemic has affected yet another yearly tradition. The Knowlton Lion’s Club have announced that the 2020 Remembrance Day celebration at Knowlton Academy and the Veterans breakfast has been cancelled. The town of Sutton is going forward with an abridged version of

Knowlton restaurant after 16 years of turning Star Café into one of the most popular restaurants in Knowlton. Pilon navigated the café through the tremulous months of the pandemic their ceremony that will take place at 10:45 a.m. at the parc des Vétérans. The crowns and crosses will be laid in advance between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Several chairs will be set up, and physical distancing and mask wearing will be necessary. A new plaque will be unveiled on Remembrance Day at the and ensured that the business was able to continue with different hours, adapted menus and the always-present drive to keep serving the people of TBL. It is a well-deserved

Sutton Town Hall which will honour the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II and the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.

In other news, Boulangerie Lace and the family of Gwen Badham are collaborating on a poppy fundraiser for the Knowlton Legion. The first rest. Pilon will be succeeded by new owner Patrick Plouffe. 100 people who bring in a coloured drawing of a poppy will be given a cookie and the Badham family will donate $1 to the Knowlton poppy drive. The submitted poppy pictures will be displayed in the store. The deadline is Nov. 11.