Community

The Royal Canadian Legion holds their annual awards banquet

October is Community Living Month. “Princeton has a big heart,” said Mary Sol.

The Town of Princeton is proud to announce the re-launch of the municipality’s official website “princeton.ca”

On Saturday, October 1st, a group of eight naturalists enjoyed a morning walk up behind the China Creek road.

She is French through and through. Juliette Fauconnier was born in the centre of France in Tours. She now lives with her family in Albertville in the French Alps.

The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 56 Princeton is well known for it’s dedication to Veteran assistance, but did you know that it is involved in assisting residents of Princeton in numerous other ways?

The winding road took its passengers up to touch the blueness of the September sky. It was unseasonably warm. A bus load of Grade 10 students neared the summit.

The Aquatic Centre Committee would like to give you some facts that will help you make an informed decision for yourselves on how to vote. It is not our intention to convince you how to vote in making a decision that will affect your life, family, neighbors or community. The decision is yours to make.

Sustainability just got a little easier for the groups and individuals who recently attended a seminar at the Riverside Theatre over the weekend of September 17 and 18. It was the first time Princeton had hosted a seminar of its type. Riverside Theatre was busy with community minded individuals who were looking for some tips, skills and valuable tools to not just continue to run their organization, but to help it thrive.

Pain, disturbed sleep, sensitivity to sound, light or cold; the list goes on. These and more frequent symptoms could describe a chronic widespread pain disorder known as Fibromyalgia. (FM)