Kory Glover

Chesterville Record • November 27th, 2019

CN Rail and Teamsters reach tentative agreement

ONTARIO – After a weeklong strike, Teamsters Canada and Canadian National (CN) Railway have finally reached a tentative deal on Tues., Nov. 26. Among the many impacts of the rail strike, it halted propane shipments, threatening supply for both Ontario...

Chesterville Record • November 13th, 2019

Remembering the Ice Storm

NORTH DUNDAS - During the early morning of Jan. 4, 1998, right after the township had amalgamated into what we know today, North Dundas was about to endure its first disaster as a newly formed township, as the sound of ice and rain tapped on...

Chesterville Record • November 13th, 2019

25 years of support

FINCH – For 25 years, The North-Stor Senior Support Centre has been providing Finch and the rest of the North Stormont community with their support services to seniors, and adults living with disabilities.

Chesterville Record • November 6th, 2019

An inspiring message, and an important cause

LONG SAULT – Steve Mellios wanted to challenge himself, and make a difference.

Chesterville Record • October 30th, 2019

Poppy Campaign kicks off for another year

WINCHESTER – The Poppy Campaign is one of the Royal Canadian Legion’s biggest fundraisers; raising thousands of dollars for veterans and families of veterans in need every year, and it deserves a proper beginning.

Chesterville Record • October 16th, 2019

PPC candidate Sabile Trimm wants your support

SDSG – Sabile Trimm, SDSG’s People’s Party of Canada candidate, says she wants to fight for the small farmer.

Chesterville Record • October 16th, 2019

Federal SDSG candidates debate in Winchester

WINCHESTER – As the opening statements ended at Winchester’s All Candidate Federal Debate, Conservative candidate Eric Duncan and Liberal candidate Heather Megill were immediately asked by the Dundas Federation of Agriculture to comment on the current...

Chesterville Record • October 2nd, 2019

100 Men Who Care raises $12,100 for local causes

WINCHESTER – The second annual 100 Men Who Care North Dundas event gathered 121 men from around the area to donate $100, to one of six organizations to be voted on including Dundas County Hospice, Winchester District Memorial Hospital, Community Food...

Chesterville Record • October 2nd, 2019

MakerLab creates space at SDG Library Finch branch

FINCH – Finch’s branch of the SGD Library got a major upgrade just in time for Maker Month.

Chesterville Record • September 18th, 2019

York Street, two years later…

WINCHESTER – Two years ago, the Township of North Dundas, the Winchester District Memorial Hospital and the Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB), through a joint study, considered design options for the York and Clarence Street area. After...

Chesterville Record • September 4th, 2019

Lucky Dollar officially closed, might see new life

MOREWOOD – North Dundas residents, once again, are saying goodbye to the Lucky Dollar convenience store for the second time in the past decade.

Chesterville Record • August 21st, 2019

South Mountain Fair rained out, attendance still high

SOUTH MOUNTAIN – A little rain never hurt anyone, right?

Chesterville Record • August 14th, 2019

From Ingleside to Williamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG – “We finally outgrew our location in Ingleside and decided we needed a change.”

Chesterville Record • August 14th, 2019

Carnival fun comes to Mountain

MOUNTAIN – With so many summer activities costing a pretty penny for families, it’s nice to have a day of free admission and games with minimal cost to food and drinks.

Chesterville Record • August 7th, 2019

Tubie Festival crowns new champions

MORRISBURG – This year’s Tubie Festival was greeted with another gorgeous sunny weekend full of laughter, excitement and a showstopping tubie race.

Chesterville Record • August 7th, 2019

Winchester reaches new heights

WINCHESTER – The third Meet Me on Main Street event series throughout North Dundas closed out on Winchester’s main road, bringing in a record-setting crowd.

Chesterville Record • July 31st, 2019

Amber alert controversy returns

Yes, that’s right; the Amber Alert argument is still alive and thriving.

Chesterville Record • July 24th, 2019

Rain or shine, Hallville’s show must go on

HALLVILLE – Last Wednesday didn’t have the most promising of starts. The threat of rain loomed over the community of North Dundas Wed., July 17 like a literal dark cloud and with North Dundas’ third Meet Me on Main Street in Hallville set for later in...

Chesterville Record • July 24th, 2019

Moving on up in Winchester’s downtown core

WINCHESTER – Nation River Health Clinic officially moved to their new location on Winchester’s Main Street Mon., July 15 to offer better health services to the residents of North Dundas.

Chesterville Record • July 17th, 2019

South Mountain keeps momentum going

SOUTH MOUNTAIN – After the remarkable, record-breaking success in Morewood last week, the pressure was on South Mountain to keep the torch bright with their run at the Meet Me on Main Street series on Wed., July 10.