Articles by Phillip Blancher
Wanderings – Reporting news in a more secretive time
It is challenging to report the news, it really is. It’s an annoying part of the job, and something that fuels me. I thrive on challenges, but I find it is getting more challenging to […]
Friday Wrap #51 – Win, lose, or draw
It’s been a while since I wrote a Friday Wrap. Life gets busy. Some of that busyness ended Wednesday as the Futsal program I’m involved with concluded its season. It was the first year the […]
Bonamie fraud sentencing date set for April 4th
nnOTTAWA – An Iroquois-based property developer, who pleaded guilty to four charges stemming from an international fraud investigation, will be sentenced on April 4.nnSeventy-five year old Edouard Bonamie pleaded guilty to three counts of fraud […]
North Dundas increase 9.86 per cent
WINCHESTER – A second draft of North Dundas Township’s budget lowered a proposed double-digit tax increase back down to single-digits, barely.nnNorth Dundas’ first draft of its budget, tabled at its February 1 council meeting proposed […]
Morrisburg Lions’ semifinal series tied at one game each
nnnnMORRISBURG – The Morrisburg Lions opened their playoff semifinal series against the Vankleek Hill Cougars with a resounding 6-2 win at home March 2.nnBefore a thundering crowd at the Morrisburg Arena, forward Ashton Adams opened […]
Wanderings – My attempts to ignore life’s little annoyances
I am easily annoyed. Call it an occupational hazard or a character enhancement – regardless, I cannot help it. I try not to be annoyed by things or people – some days are less successful […]
