Community & Culture

Ralph Latham: Environment as Art

By Dee Dwyer On a lovely July afternoon, I sit on the porch of the house of the artist and printmaker, Ralph Latham. With us is Ralph’s soon-to-be seven-year old daughter, Violet, swinging on a hammock, making comments as she listens to the conversation. We are surrounded by trees, and not far away is Ralph’s sawmill, and a steam engine that was shipped from India. Ralph is thankful for the woodland setting because he is inspired by his family history, family artifacts, the woods around him, and the environment.

August 01, 2018

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Rogan Josh

This deliciously easy Indian stew is a rich blend of flavours that is sure to become one of your favourite curries. Serve it with basmati rice and roasted curried cauliflower. Serves 4 to 6.

July 30, 2018

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By Gina Dunn  The Eastern Shore Cooperator is now in it’s 5th  year.  A lot of places are losing their local community newspapers (the Eastern Shore has had many newspapers over the years) and we think that having a printed newspaper is very important.  It helps to connect and inform. 

July 30, 2018

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Hope for Wildlife: Connecting People to Their Natural World

By Jill Bellefontaine “Our mission here at Hope for Wildlife is to connect people back to their natural world. It can be so easy to become disconnected sometimes, and when you are disconnected from the nature around you, people can be fearful and less caring. We want to replace that fear with understanding and knowledge so people can live comfortably” said Hope Swinimer, founder and director of Hope for Wildlife. “We want people to enjoy what they can in their natural world, all while understanding what to be careful about”.

July 02, 2018

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Got a Problem? Call 2-1-1

By Suzy Teubner Dr. Seuss once said, “Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.” Now, finding out the answers to what may appear to be a complex or confusing life situation is as simple as dialing three numbers – 2-1-1.

June 28, 2018

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Passing the Torch At AubCon

By DJ Shuman If you’re old enough to remember playing role-play games in your basement or reading comic books, you might think that today’s youth have let go of these pastimes.

June 28, 2018

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Roast Chicken With Lemon and Butter

This recipe is adapted from an Anthony Bourdain recipe – Serves 4 “Everyone should know how to roast a chicken. It's a life skill that should be taught to small children at school. The ability to properly prepare a moist yet thoroughly cooked bird, with nicely crisp skin, should be a hallmark of good citizenry—an obligation to your fellow man. Everyone walking down the street should be reasonably confident that the random person next to them is prepared, if called upon, to roast a chicken.” ~Anthony Bourdain

June 28, 2018

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The Ruckus at the Brook, Part 1

As Told by Harold Rowlings [Editor’s Note: Back in 1977, in a rare act of civil disobedience, Harold Rowlings put his body on the line to stop a pipeline taking sewage from Eastern Shore District High straight into Petpeswick Inlet. The Cooperator interviewed Harold to get the story in his own words. The story begins after the failure of the high school’s septic field.]

June 28, 2018

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Anthony Bourdain and the Power of Food

By Susanne Merrett Anthony Bourdain was one of the most interesting humans on the planet. Besides being a consummate and wildly adventurous foodie, he was extraordinarily curious and empathetic about his fellows. His recent departure from our astral plane has left a deep and vast black hole, one that will not be easily filled.

June 28, 2018

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23rd Annual Sheet Harbour and Area GSAR Fshing Derby

By: Jill Bellefontaine On Saturday, June 2nd, well over 150 people gathered in the pouring down rain at 8am to cast their lines at the sound of a horn that indicated the start of the 23rd Annual Sheet Harbour and Area Ground Search and Rescue Fishing Derby at Marshall Falls Flowage. Within one minute of the horn sounding, multiple people were reeling in their first catch of the day. The rain let off slowly as the day went on, bringing out even more people to join in on the fun.

June 05, 2018

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Hope for Wildlife: Connecting People to Their Natural World

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Passing the Torch At AubCon

Roast Chicken With Lemon and Butter

The Ruckus at the Brook, Part 1

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23rd Annual Sheet Harbour and Area GSAR Fshing Derby

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