Joy Struthers

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

The reluctant detective Dame Polara is back to clear her name and face an old enemy along the way. “Who by Water,” the second mystery by Guelph author Greg Rhyno, is sure to be as riveting as the first. Rhyno said this book is “the Empire Strikes Back” of his trilogy-to-be, or at least, he hopes so. It’s a little bit darker, and more personal. The first mystery — “Who by Fire,” published in 2024 — introduces Dame Polara, who was raised as a sidekick to her detective father.

1 week ago | therecord.com | Joy Struthers

The reluctant detective Dame Polara is back to clear her name and face an old enemy along the way. “Who by Water,” the second mystery by Guelph author Greg Rhyno, is sure to be as riveting as the first. Rhyno said this book is “the Empire Strikes Back” of his trilogy-to-be, or at least, he hopes so. It’s a little bit darker, and more personal. The first mystery — “Who by Fire,” published in 2024 — introduces Dame Polara, who was raised as a sidekick to her detective father.

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

Sustainable designs have rocked the runway at a Guelph’s market for the very first time. The Hive — an Arts Collective held a Handmade and Vintage Fashion Show on Sunday, April 6 at its weekly market, held indoors in the cooler weather at the Red Chevron Club at 34 Elizabeth St. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The collective is quickly making a name for itself by supporting local makers at markets, as well as in its storefront at 349 Elizabeth St. founded by Tri-City Bee Rescue.

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

If you’ve been near Poppy Drive lately, at Bishop Macdonell Catholic High School on Clair Road, you are probably curious about the construction going on or wondering how the work is progressing for the South End Community Centre. Maybe you have been looking for access to the South End Community Park, Larry Pearson baseball diamonds and Nick’s Dragonfly Playground with no luck yet. The City of Guelph has some answers for you.

1 week ago | therecord.com | Joy Struthers

If you’ve been near Poppy Drive lately, at Bishop Macdonell Catholic High School on Clair Road, you are probably curious about the construction going on or wondering how the work is progressing for the South End Community Centre. Maybe you have been looking for access to the South End Community Park, Larry Pearson baseball diamonds and Nick’s Dragonfly Playground with no luck yet. The City of Guelph has some answers for you.