This week:
R.I.P. Neil Peart – Musical distractions from depressing headlines
Flood map – One property not exempt
Success story – Nikosi on your screens
From the sticks to the Smithsonian
David Clendining may be from little old Lac-des-Loups, but his sculptures are getting some big attention. His sculpture of Charles Darwin has a prime spot at the Smithsonian in D.C.; here he stands with his seven-foot bronze statue of Capt. Arthur Roy Brown, a First World War flying ace, officially credited with shooting down German fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen, aka “The Red Baron”. Pick up this week's copy to read more. Hollie Davies photo
The Low Down checks in with Kimberly Chan, who won the
byelection for the Ward 6 seat on
the Chelsea council by a landslide. MORE
La Pêche council kicked off the new year by considering a wireless internet access point with Digicom that would be set up on the bell tower of the Paroisse Ste Cécile de Masham in Masham. MORE
Despite hosting two special
budget sessions in December, Low council once again pushed back approving the 2020 budget at its Jan.
13 meeting. MORE