Sherbrooke Record - 2021-07-06

• Canadian History Museum’s Queens of Egypt
• Granby Hospital
• Police pursuit over the weekend in Magog
• Second dose
• Bill Gates was wrong
• William Farwell Jr (1835-1918): A prominent businessma­n and Sherbrooke mayor
• New summer student at the Missisquoi North Volunteer Centre
• Where are they now: Sarah Rogers
• The hockey gods must be crazy
• Expos steal win over Big Bill, collapse in loss against Pirates
• Yam vs. sweet potato: A reference guide to food difference­s
• Sister obsessed with conspiracy theories
• Your Birthday
• The strong lure of those overtricks
• Yamaska National Park activities this summer
• CAB Sutton seeks to make new space a home
• Brome County Community Bulletin Board
• A gathering of lament at Emmanuel United
• Sutton municipal park restrictio­ns frustrate residents
• Why did the Town of Brome Lake cancel its Canada Day festivitie­s?
• Brome-missisquoi’s Housing Toolbox highlighte­d for its innovation in urban planning projects
• Arts Sutton celebrates 40 years of creativity
• Experience Mont Sutton’s new giant zipline
• Phantoms of the Townships coming to a stage near you
• The curious correspond­ence of Sarah and Paul Holland Knowlton
• Learning about water pays off for students
• Vietnamese caramel sauce yields complex savoury sweetness
• Today in History

Sherbrooke Record - 2021-07-05

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