Sunday, December 14th, 2025 | 1:30-3pm | Kimberley Hall
235309 Grey Rd 13, Kimberley
Space is limited to 90 guests, so please RSVP below to save your spot. We would love to see you there!
Thanks to Katie Salisbury Noble for the photos.
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Clarksburg, 187 Marsh St, Clarksburg, ON N0H 1J0,
Directed by: Dean Hollin
Produced by: Annette Sandberg
Stage Management: Jack Quail & Shannan Miller BUY TICKETS NOW
Starring:
Susan Eijsenck
John Knox
Xan Lazaridis
Hannah McInnis
Toby O’Brien
Tina O’Halloran
Serena Pockaj
Aniah Ruthven
Barb Wilson
Jeff Wilson
Special Guest Appearances:
Jessica Walker, Lorelai Walker, Katie Noble, Glen Ellegood, Katrina Trautrim
“Home for Christmas ”
Adapted by Anne Coulter Martens, from the story by Lloyd C. Douglas
Sharing is SO MUCH APPRECIATED!
(WASAGA BEACH, SPRINGWATER AND CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIPS, ON) – On the evening of Monday, December 8, 2025, officers from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Huronia West Detachment conducted RIDE checks across Wasaga Beach, Clearview, and Springwater Townships, as part of the Festive RIDE campaign.
Officers stopped and checked over 400 vehicles, conducting approximately 40 roadside screening tests. As a result, one driver received a three-day licence suspension for an “Alert” reading, one driver was charged with impaired operation, and another was charged with Drive Disqualified, leading to a 180-day vehicle impoundment. Additionally, officers laid two charges for cannabis being readily available and issued three Provincial Offence Notices.
Between November 20, 2025, and January 1, 2026, officers will be out conducting RIDE checks to help keep our roads safe and to remind drivers that impaired driving whether by alcohol or drugs is never worth the risk and can cause unnecessary loss of life.
As you celebrate with family and friends, please plan ahead and choose a safe way home. No amount of impaired driving is safe or acceptable. We want every person in our communities to have a safe and happy holiday season.
If you observe a suspected impaired or distracted driver, please dial 911 or contact the Ontario Provincial Police at 1-888-310-1122. You can also provide information anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-8477 (TIPS).
Dog licensing in the Town of The Blue Mountains is now easier and more valuable for local pet owners. The Town of The Blue Mountains has partnered with DocuPet, North America’s leading pet registration and lost pet recovery service, to offer residents a modern licensing system designed to protect pets and bring them home safely if they go missing.
DocuPet’s platform will help the Town manage licensing more efficiently, allowing resources to be directed toward essential animal care and community programs. As a reminder, all dogs are required to be licensed annually. Under the new system, licences will now be valid for 365 days from the date of purchase, and renewal notices will be automated, providing pet owners with clear and timely reminders before their licence expires. As part of the transition, dog licence fees have been slightly updated. The annual licence fee is $25.00 for a spayed or neutered dog, $30.00 for a non-spayed or non-neutered dog, and $20.00 for a spayed or neutered dog that is also microchipped. Replacement tags are available for $10.00.
“Licensing is an important responsibility for dog owners, but it should also provide peace of mind,” says Debbie Young, Manager of By-law and Licensing. “By partnering with DocuPet, we’re making the licensing process simple while ensuring local pet owners have extra protection if their pet ever goes missing.”
Through the new program, every registration includes a DocuPet tag and access to HomeSafe®, a 24/7 lost pet service. Each tag features a unique ID code linked to a secure online pet profile. Lost Pet Reports can be shared instantly with Petco Love Lost, the nation’s largest photo-matching lost and found database, and DocuPet’s National Animal Shelter Network (NASN), allowing shelters to quickly identify pets using ID codes, microchip data and unique markings. Combined with DocuPet’s dedicated dispatch team and community partners, these tools help expedite lost pet reunifications, often before entering a shelter.
Residents can get started today by registering their dog online through DocuPet, the quickest and most efficient option. In-person and mail registration are available for those without online access. For more information, visit www.thebluemountains.ca/
To learn more, please contact:
By-law Services Division
(519) 599-3131 ext. 249
About DocuPet
DocuPet provides the most advanced pet licensing program in North America, driving ordinance compliance while reducing municipal costs and providing new value to pet owners. DocuPet launched its first municipal pet licensing program in 2014. Since that time, the company has partnered with more than 300 communities. For more information, please visit www.DocuPet.com.
In the Men’s Doubles Finals at the Rate Vegas Cup presented by Holland America, top seeds Ben Johns & Gabriel Tardio face off against the explosive team of Andrei Daescu & Christian Alshon in a high-speed, highlight-packed war.
What unfolds is everything fans love about elite men’s doubles: • Hand battles that don’t seem human • Insane resets and counter-resets • Full-court firefights • Ridiculous defensive miracles • Momentum swings every few points Both teams empty the tank. The crowd is roaring.
The level is unreal. If you watch one men’s doubles match this year… make it this one.
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The Town of The Blue Mountains Fire Department would like to share some important information regarding an upcoming event and fire safety heading in to the holiday season.
The Blue Mountains Professional Firefighters Association Local 4986 will be holding a Holiday Hamper Drive in support of Beaver Valley Outreach on Saturday, December 6. They will be collecting Foodland gift cards and cash donations.
Where: Thornbury Foodland, 105 Arthur Street West, Thornbury
When: Saturday, December 6, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Many factors contribute to an increased risk of fire during the holiday season. Keep these tips in mind to limit risks to you and your family.
Town of The Blue Mountains Fire Department
(519) 599-3131 ext. 101
Pawsome furiends! Share far and wide to find our furry friends a new home – Love, Frankie Malloy
Patrick is a 2 months old male Medium Mixed Breed who weighs 5 kilograms.
Hey there! I’m Patrick, and I’m 2.5 months old and already a master of being cute and slightly chaotic. I love exploring, playing, and trying to figure out what everything in your house tastes like (it’s called science).
I’m sweet, goofy, and full of charm – the kind of pup who’ll make you laugh even when I’m accidentally tripping over my own ears. I’ll need training, structure, and someone who appreciates my comedic talents, but I promise to grow into the best boy ever with your help.
If you want a fun, lovable little sidekick, I’m your guy!
My adoption fee is $550 and includes my spay/neuter, up to date vaccinations, dewormer and a microchip. If you want to learn more about me, please come visit the GTHS and speak with one of the amazing Adoption Counsellors! The GTHS is open for adoptions from 12pm-4:00pm, every single day of the week and they would be thrilled to introduce you to me! I can’t wait to meet you and am looking forward to starting my new life with my new family!
Patrick
To view other adoptable dogs, CLICK HERE
Georgian Triangle Humane Society (705) 445-5204
This is me in an early promo for my new cartoon show, “Frankie Malloy and Friends”
Stella is a 2 months old female Medium Mixed Breed who weighs 5 kilograms.
Hi!
I’m Stella, and I’m 2.5 months old, which basically means I’m a tiny baby genius… mostly in the subjects of cuddling, staring lovingly at humans, and following you everywhere like it’s my full-time job. I’m ready to go home and be your little shadow, your nap buddy, and the reason you suddenly take a million pictures a week. I’ll need training, patience, and lots of love – I’m still learning how to dog! – but I promise to make it worth it with snuggles, loyalty, and adorable head tilts.
If you’re looking for a fluffy best friend who thinks you’re the center of the universe, I’m your girl!
My adoption fee is $550 and includes my spay/neuter, up to date vaccinations, dewormer and a microchip. If you want to learn more about me, please come visit the GTHS and speak with one of the amazing Adoption Counsellors! The GTHS is open for adoptions from 12pm-4:00pm, every single day of the week and they would be thrilled to introduce you to me! I can’t wait to meet you and am looking forward to starting my new life with my new family!
Stella
To view other adoptable dogs, CLICK HERE
Georgian Triangle Humane Society (705) 445-5204
Our resident chaos coordinator, “Frankie Malloy” is staging another animal-pocalypse. Enjoy the video!
Chicken is a 5 months old female Domestic Shorthair/Mix cat who weighs 2 kilograms.
Hi there!
I’m Chicken – yes, like the bird, but I promise I’m 100% cat and 100% adorable. I’m a 5-month-old bundle of energy, curiosity, and purrs, and I’m on the hunt for my forever family! I love to play, explore every nook and cranny, and then flop down right next to my kitty pals for a good hangout session. Wand toys? Springs? Oh yes, those are my absolute joys in life. If it bounces, wiggles, or zooms across the floor, I’m there.
I’m great with other cats (after proper introductions, of course!) and I’m really hoping my future home comes with a feline friend. I haven’t met any dogs yet, so that’s still a mystery to me. Kids? Sure! I enjoy their company as long as they know a little bit about reading kitty vibes – I promise to teach them the rest. If you’re looking for a fun, friendly, curious little sidekick with a silly name and a huge heart, I think we just might be the perfect match.
All I want for the holidays is a loving family! This December, GTHS is offering reduced adoption fees during our Home for the Holidays event. My reduced adoption fee is $100 and includes my spay/neuter, internal and external parasite treatments, up to date vaccinations and an ID microchip! If you want to learn more about me, please come visit the GTHS and speak with one of the amazing Adoption Counsellors! The GTHS is open for adoptions from 12pm-4:00pm, every single day of the week and they would be thrilled to introduce you to me! I can’t wait to meet you and am looking forward to starting my new life with my new family!
Chicken
To view other beautiful cats, CLICK HERE
-UPDATE 1 –
SEVERE WINTER WEATHER PROMPTS ROAD CLOSURES IN SPRINGWATER AND CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP
New Road Closure and Roads Reopened
(SPRINGWATER TOWNSHIP, CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP, ON) – December 4, 2025 – The Huronia West Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has closed multiple roads in Springwater and Clearview Townships as a result of severe winter weather conditions.
Motorists are urged to avoid unnecessary travel and use extreme caution if driving is essential.
Roads Currently Closed:
· County Road 92: Crossland Road to Village Gate Drive Drive
Roads Reopened:
· Highway 26: Horseshoe Valley Road to County Road 10
· County Road 10: Highway 26 to County Road 9
· Klondike Park Road: Veterans Way to Highway 26
Before heading out, plan your trip by checking road conditions and closures at 511on.ca and following Ontario Provincial Police – Central Region social media channels for updates.
(SPRINGWATER TOWNSHIP, CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP, ON) – December 4, 2025 – The Huronia West Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has closed multiple roads in Springwater and Clearview Townships as a result of severe winter weather conditions. Motorists are urged to avoid unnecessary travel and use extreme caution if driving is essential.
Current road closures include:
The OPP would like drivers to remember these tips when preparing for travel:
For a full list of winter driving tips, follow this link: Winter driving | ontario.ca.
Before heading out, plan your trip by checking road conditions and closures at 511on.ca and following Ontario Provincial Police – Central Region social media channels for updates.
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