Brock Township residents certainly did their part in the Fill a Purse for a Sister campaign.
More than 165 purses, backpacks and handbags filled with essential items were collected during an event at Tar’d & Feather’d in Beaverton on Nov. 3.
The Durham Region Health Department is once again urging area residents to fight the flu this season.
“The flu shot is your best protection,” said Nuzhat Sirajuddeen, a public health nurse with the health department.
Dozens of Brock residents made their way to the Cenotaphs in Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland yesterday (Nov. 11) for Remembrance Day ceremonies.
This November and December, the people of Brock Township will once again have the opportunity to welcome a jolly old delegation from the North Pole
As the world marks a century since the end of World War 1, a new study shows more Canadians are planning to attend a Remembrance
Mere days after the James Barker Band became the first Canadian-signed country act to crack 15 millions streams of a single on Spotify, they’ve released some new music on the platform.
Organizers of a donation campaign through social media are hoping to generate a holiday haul for the Brock Community Food Bank.
Adeline Khoo Pettit, PeggyLee McLean and Colin Theodoru – the administrators of Facebook pages Brock Ultimate Deals and Beaverton Treasure Finds – are once again calling on the community’s support in collecting donations leading into the holiday season.
also had a helping hand from her students and her two daughters, four-year-old Brooklyn and two-year-old Abby.
Staff and alumni of Brock High School are mourning the death of former teacher Donna Corrigan, who died Friday (Oct. 26) at the age of 60.
On Dec. 1, Brock Township firefighters invite the public to help them fill a firetruck with food in support of the Brock Community Food Bank.