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Dorval bluesman believes songs should have something to say

Article online since September 15th 2007
BY BARBARA LAVOIE Dorval’s Dale Boyle, one of Quebec’s most prolific award-winning young blues songwriters and performers, released his second and latest CD, Small Town van Gogh, earlier this year. His first in 2004, In My Rearview Mirror: A Story from a Small Gaspé Town, featured...

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Hudson Village Theatre’s 15th summer season opener delivers showbiz Kismet

Keep on Looking

Article online since June 30th 2007
Looking, another crowd-pleasing comedy by Canadian playwright Norm Foster, opened June 20 to a next-to-full house handily kicking off Hudson Village Theatre’s 15th four-play two-concert summer season. This is summer entertainment as it should be – a professional performance with Kismet....

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Village fair promises old-fashioned fun

Historical tales to be told

Article online since June 7th 2007
BY BARBARA LAVOIE Hear Ye, Hear Ye, shouts Notre Dame de L’Ile Perrot’s town crier. Come one, come all to Notre-Dame of Yore, the revival of an annual village fair circa 1850 on the historic Ste.-Jeanne-de-Chantal church grounds in Notre Dame de L’Ile Perrot on Sunday between 10 a.m....

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Dig out family history roots at ROOTS 2007

www.qfhs.ca

Article online since May 14th 2007
Interested in delving into your family history? Why wait when one of this province’s foremost genealogical societies is right in your neighbourhood? Celebrating 30 years of volunteer community service, the Quebec Family History Society is gearing up for ROOTS 2007, its fourth international...

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