The Glengarry News - 2021-05-12

• Freeze did not halt developmen­t
• More real estate records
• ‘We’re going in the right direction’
• Tick warning
• MPP touts vaccine
• ‘I wanted a big change...’ Teacher goes from Green Valley to one of the largest cities in the world
• Remote fails students: board
• Climate change talks
• Eligibilit­y expands
• All adults can go on standby
• Total COVID-19 adherence, with a large grain of salt
• POSTCARD PERFECT
• That long-distance disconnect
• SCRAPBOOK CORNER
• Pishing and birding help dispel the COVID-19 blues
• Time flies
• Volunteer explains why she loves the Mill
• Thanks for the vaccine
• Commander has local roots
• Long-term care home rules relaxed 19-year-old faces several charges
• Federal childcare program seen as a boost for working mothers
• FREE TREES:
• Deputy Clerk hired
• Sick day policy called inadequate
• $972 million for school boards
• Library, bright ideas, new trucks
• Critics decry ‘chaos, confusion’
• Human books
• Bobi Leutschaft Poitras
• Tastings by
• A Novel Idea
• Glory days: The season the Char-Lan Rebels made history
• Good year for Caisse
• In the black
• A sound investment: MP
• AULD LANG SYNE 120 YEARS AGO Friday, May 10, 1901
• Glengarry The
• 2018 inductees excelled in, and promoted, Celtic music

The Glengarry News - 2021-05-05