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Gentleman choristers lift the roof at Christ Church Mohawk Chapel Royal (opens the original)
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You could call it a touch of royalty or you could call it a part of the world’s oldest singing tradition. The director of the six “Gentlemen choristers of the Chapel Royal, St. James Palace, London, noted, “From the time of the first Christian king of England there has been a royal choir, which spans a period of one thousand years.” He added, that statistic confirms the choir is now the oldest continuous singing organization in the world. He also commented that a children’s choir section has alw
Belleville’s CJBQ AM radio is a rarity, says Miller (opens the original)
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CJBQ Radio is a gem and a rarity in the realm of radio stations, retired sports director Jack Miller reported to the September presentation of the Hastings County Historical Society Tuesday evening. At a time when almost all AM stations have either closed down or become part of a chain, the local station retains record listening audiences and continues to be operated by the same Morton family after 80 years. This in itself is the secret of much of its success, Miller contended. Added to that is
Different meeting for CARP (opens the original)
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Members and guests for the Greater Quinte Area CARP (Canadian Association for Retired Persons) Chapter Tuesday meeting experienced something “completely different.” Presenters from two local organizations conducted a fun brain-teasing quiz and a ballet-style workout. Melissa Whalen, for the Quinte Alzheimer Society presented a fun quiz and found most members showed solid brain skills. She encouraged everyone to keep using their brain, becoming constant “learners” and keeping physically active. T
Health care improvements outlined to Probus Club (opens the original)
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Ontario’s health care service is not perfect, but it is getting much better. This optimistic report was delivered to the Probus Club of Belleville on Thursday, Aug. 13 by the Rev. Ed Bentley. At an age when he has had much opportunity and need to use medical facilities, Bentley is retired after many years as a popular minister at Eastminster United Church. His topic was specifically Ontario’s relatively new “Health Committee” system which, in recent years replaced the former LHIN system. He desc
Plenty of wow factor at 39th Tyendinaga Traditional Pow Wow (opens the original)
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The 39th annual Tyendinaga Traditional Pow Wow is such that it takes two indigenous words to give it a name. But both of those words have an English language connection: “Pow,” as it packs quite a punch, and “wow” as an extremely impressive experience. It combines intricate native dancing moves plus colourful regalia, and plenty of feasting a wide range of foods, both indigenous and standard. It is also a huge opportunity for us white people to get to know the original owners of our land a littl
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