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Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, July 17, 2014
As the high water from “Arthur:” settled, there was a definite improvement in numbers of fish coming into the system. However, there has not yet been the usual “big run” of fish we normally expect. So, the overall picture is positive, hedging hope for more to come. Water conditions are...
Hospice Fundraisers
July is a busy month for Hospice Miramichi. Community minded businesses and individuals alike are organizing fundraising activities on behalf of the charitable non-profit organization. For more information call 773-7607. Hospice Miramichi Inc., a charitable non-profit volunteer organization, was established in March 2011. The focus of hospice care is on...
Cat Rescue Maritimes Information Meeting in Blackville
Stray and free-roaming cats are living quiet, desperate lives all around us. Dedicated volunteers with Trap-Neuter-Return programs (TNR) are drastically reducing cat overpopulation and improving the well being of cats already born. To bring awareness to this program, there will be a Public Information Meeting at the Blackville Community Centre,...
Benefit for Camm Underhill
On Saturday, July 19 there will be a fundraising benefit for Camm Underhill who lost everything in a house fire on May 26. The benefit will be held at the United Church Centre, 143 Main Street in Blackville from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Performances by local talent Craig and Lori Ann...
How YOU can make your Coffee Break count!
The Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick is proud to present the 19th annual Coffee Break fundraising campaign during the month of September! ‘Coffee Breaks’ are easy, enjoyable, practical and help us to continue to support those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease. We supply all the materials and the funds you raise...
Barriers and traps following the storm
Hi All Well Tropical Storm Arthur hit Miramichi much harder than predicted and not only damaged homes and infrastructure but also caused havoc on the rivers. Water levels rose above spring high levels interrupting many fishing trips and destroying some important science equipment. The Sunday after the storm was the...
Free For All Community Meal in Blackville
On Tuesday, July 8, Jerry Stafford along with volunteers from local communities, hosted a free-for-all roast beef supper for residents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur in the Blackville area. An estimated five-hundred people attended the meal that was held at the Father AA McKinnon Memorial Hall from 4:00pm to 6:00pm....
Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, July 10, 2014
We have all heard the phrase “Come Hell or high water”, well that about sums it up for this week. Last week it was hot as Hell, and this week we have the high water. But fortunately the water temperature has cooled from last week, and the water should be...
Celebrate Canada 2014 Car Show Postponed due to weather
The DowntownS Miramichi Newcastle Business District would like to inform the public that Celebrate Canada 2014 Car Show and Shine event scheduled in Queen Elizabeth Park on Saturday July 5th is postponed due the inclement weather being forecasted as part of Hurricane Arthur. Mavis Williamson, General Manager for the DowntownS...
Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, July 3, 2014
The news is quite mixed again this week. There was a very slight increase in fish numbers, but nothing even close to a run yet. Then the temperatures began to rise, warming the water and basically putting an end to fishing. The water became so warm the warm-water protocols were...
Caden Whyte Sells Crafts for Charity
Caden at one of his craft tablesduring his annual fundraising craft sale. Caden Whyte has raised over $1500 for charity in the last four years. He is eight years old. Every year Caden hosts a craft sale at the St. James St. John Church Centre to...
Central NB Woodsmen’s Museum Offers a Journey Back in Time
The Central NB Woodsmen's Museum in Boiestown offers a unique journey back to a time when the community was a bustling lumbering town. Fifteen acres of forest land immersed in lumbering legends, ghostly hauntings, folklore, and songs; help you savor the stories of the “Canadian” lumberjack. Their colorful and vibrant...
Harkins Class of ’64 to Host Reunion Band Concert
The Harkins Class of 1964 invites everyone on the Miramichi to enjoy the 50/60's Rock 'n Roll music they will be hosting at the Civic Centre on July 4th. Members of the original Reunion Band will be back to rock the Centre bringing with them musical guests. Tickets for this...