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The Week of July 22 to 28, 2007
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- The Greenwater report
- Monday
July 23, 2007
by: Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park : Perfect summer weather for the beach with a wedding thrown in and a deer posing for his picture to be taken. A new house has been moved in and more on the way but there is always time for a story.
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- House number 7
- Tuesday
July 24, 2007
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: This makes the third basement opened awaiting either a house to be moved onto the site, or a new house to be constructed.
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- Words promise Latin America a "third way"; Actions belie them
- Tuesday
July 24, 2007
by: Eugen Parks
Victoria B.C. : Though the Prime Minister was passing on the message that Canadians and the motives are different the folks in the Americas are unlikely to buy the message when the actions of the Canadian government are puppets of the United States.
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- Montebello, Trans Texas and all that
- Wednesday
July 25, 2007
by: Robert Ede
Richmond Hill Ontario : The approaching summit in Montebello Quebec on the continued progress toward a North American union is unsettling enough but Mr. Ede points out the development of the Trans Texas Corridor and its ownership is profoundiy disturbing.
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- Not mulch left
- Thursday
July 26, 2007
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: The Hood Hardware building, last known as Fairlight Studio was demolished this morning.
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- How much is to much?
- Friday
July 27, 2007
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: We all consume a very healthy amount of television and all that comes with it, commericals, culture, language, information, perhaps entertainment, lifestyle and various forms of political and social influence. What do we know about its affects and should we be curbing our appetite for the universal time user.
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- Jennifer tours Bethlehem
- Saturday
July 28, 2007
by: Jennifer Shire
Bethlehem: In 1998 Jennifer told us about her adventures in Mexico, in 2005 she and her family toured Egypt and Europe now she is on an adventure of her own in the holy land. We are short on pictures but this personal view of Bethlehem takes you along for the ride.
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