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Champlain Charity Jamboree to raise funds for HGH on July 5

5 days ago | thereview.ca | Reid Masson

Veteran Montréal blues master Dwane Dixon will headline a lineup of six musical acts at the 2025 Champlain Charity Jamboree, outdoors under the big tent at the Windsor Tavern on Saturday, July 5, from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.The 14th edition of the annual charity jamboree will be aiming to raise funds for a new Auto Pulse Resuscitation System for the Emergency Department of the Hawkesbury and District General Hospital (HGH).
Summer Recording Sessions offered for area musicians

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

A well-respected musician from Glengarry wants to introduce more local acts to recording. Neil Emberg, founder and current member of Hadrian’s Wall, is organizing Summer Recording Sessions to give bands and solo acts the opportunity to record for the first time. In July and August, Emberg will have his recording equipment set up in a secure location where musicians who have reserved ahead can record their music.
Truck Pull and Show ‘n Shine this weekend in Vankleek Hill

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan |Vankleek Hill

Get ready for a Saturday of roaring engines and high-performance power in Vankleek Hill. The annual Truck Pull and Show ‘n Shine is on Saturday, June 21 at the Vankleek Hill Fairgrounds. The gates open at 9 am on Saturday, and the truck pulls begin at 10 am. There are five different pull classes. At 1:30 pm, the Monster Truck show starts and is sure to impress crowds with a variety of vehicles performing daring and unbelievable moves.
Maxville Fair time starting Friday, June 20

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The first local agricultural fair of the season begins this Friday, June 20, in Maxville. The Maxville Fair, presented by the Kenyon Agricultural Society, continues until Sunday, June 22. The Exhibition Hall opens on Friday, and there is entertainment by The County Lads that evening. Saturday is a busy day at the fair. It includes the English Horse Show, Baby Show, volleyball tournament, and Corn Hole tournament.
Collision on bridge between Hawkesbury and Grenville

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

There was a multi-vehicle collision in the Grenville-bound lanes of the Long Sault Bridge during the afternoon of Monday, June 16. At least three vehicles following each other collided between 2 pm and 3 pm. The left lane was completely blocked. Emergency services quickly arrived at the scene.
Fire at Brownsburg-Chatham site sends smoke across area

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Many area residents woke up to the smell of smoke during the morning of Monday, June 16. The source was a smoldering fire at the Mironor facility, located on the 2iéme Concession in Brownsburg-Chatham. Mironor receives wood waste, organic material, food waste, and compostable material for processing and redistribution. Smoke was visible over the area on Sunday, June 15, but had settled by Monday and was staying closer to the ground.
Blacksmiths test their mettle at Glengarry Pioneer Museum

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

The smell of coal smoke was in the air with the sound of hammers in Dunvegan on Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15. The Glengarry Pioneer Museum hosted its ninth annual Smith-In Blacksmith Festival. According to Museum Curator Jennifer Black, about 15 blacksmiths from Ontario, Quebec, and New England were at the museum during the weekend doing their trade. The blacksmiths were each making various items from iron, and were mostly using portable, coal-fired forges.
There were 99 homeless people in Prescott-Russell last month

1 week ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

According to the United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) Department of Social Services and Housing, there were 99 homeless people living in the counties during the month of May 2025. Out of the total, 70 of the people were adults, 20 were teenagers, and nine were children. The greatest number of homeless people in Prescott and Russell counties in May lived in the Town of Hawkesbury, where there were 48 homeless people.
Market day in Grenville

2 weeks ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Saturday, June 14 was Marché des artisans day in Grenville. A series of artisans and vendors of other products set up at the rink in Parc Normand-Woodbury. There was everything from knitted crafts to jewelry and garden plants for sale. The market was presented by Loisirs Grenville.
Could junk save society?

2 weeks ago | thereview.ca | James Morgan

Maybe, junk is a solution to division and isolation in society. The annual Trash N’ […] If you already have a subscription, you get the big picture in every way! You can click here to log in.