Maurice Singfield on Wednesday March 3rd, 2010
The Sherbrooke Record
a re-print from “The Record”

What is it with pop music that attracts our youth? This form of musical expression, ready for the making, is for anyone wishing to embrace a musical instrument, pen and lifestyle, and prepared to take over the unsuspecting student at the click of an Ipod.

Up until now our music industry has been controlled by accountants and lawyers, graduates of the school of thought that anything goes when it comes to making money. Like serpents in the Garden of Eden they are superb salespeople.

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Wioleta on Saturday February 27th, 2010

- La Renarde et le Loup (conte Ukrénien),
- Kourkyl le Corbeau (conte de Sibérie),
- L’Ours Raisonneur (conte de Sibérie),
- Le Tigre Reconnaissant (conte de Sibérie)

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Michaela Sefler on Thursday February 25th, 2010

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E Wabant on Thursday February 25th, 2010
The Sherbrooke Record
a re-print from “The Record”

By Frank Nixon

Two members of Brome Lake’s cultural committee, Judith Duncanson and Yves Lamarche, have embarked on an oral history project which will form an important part of the town’s cultural policy.

They want seniors to tell their stories from the seven villages that comprise Brome Lake – Bondville, East Hill, Foster, Fulford, Knowlton, Iron Hill and West Brome — which were amalgamated in 1971 to create the Town of Brome Lake. The cultural policy, once completed, will be submitted for approval and adoption by town council.

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Stephen on Tuesday February 23rd, 2010
The Sherbrooke Record
a re-print from “The Record”

The only true constant is change. It is ubiquitous. Encompassing every aspect of life, from the most insignificant to the very questions philosophers have pondered since we first looked to the stars and wondered. It is frightening, wondrous, feared and embraced. It is the very essence of life.

But it is not random, nor is it irrational. Change is integral to who we are. It is growth. And without growth, we become static and really, who wants to remain in the same spot all the time?

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Stephen on Monday February 22nd, 2010

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Gordy on Monday February 22nd, 2010

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Guy Côté on Sunday February 21st, 2010

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Tim on Sunday February 21st, 2010

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Alan Eastley on Sunday February 21st, 2010

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