Independently owned since 1902.  105th Year No. 65 - Wednesday October 8, 2008  Eganville, ON   1.25 GST Inc.

 

  

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Real life drama in Eganville on Tuesday when 40 police officers from area detachments and special units of the OPP converged on the village to deal with a barricaded person incident. Here, a member of the Tactical Response Unit aims his gun on the residence. The incident ended peacefully and without injury.

 
Hundreds of people enjoyed the Madawaska Valley 17th Annual Studio Tour on the weekend. Some 14 artists and craftspeople opened their studios so the public could view and purchase their original and unique creations. Potter Tim Storey shows his unique creations to a visitor from Pennsylvania.
 

In this issue, we profile the two front-runners in next Tuesday's federal election: Liberal Carole Devine and incumbent Conservative MP Cheryl Gallant, above.

 


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