Living the Dream We’ve been having regular monthly meetings and personal development sessions at the office. Like so many of us working in the Mighty Community, I usually work from home. So this monthly session is a good opportunity to connect with all my co-workers from all over the province. It helps me to stay…

“A mature mind sees long-distance cause and effect. An immature mind sees only instant ego-gratification regardless of the consequences.” – Vernon Howard

You got it Joy! Molasses Bumbleeques… or however you spell it. Pronounced Bumbly Q’s. Some people also call them Snails. They are especially delicious served with baked beans, as pictured here.

Okay Miramichiers… who can tell me the name of this fine delicacy? Hint: They’re fluffy, fresh out of the oven, and packed with iron & vitamins!

Miramichi Natural History Association Fundraiser Charity Auction 2005 From left to right Board Of Directors David Foley, Greg Watling, President Shaun Orielly, Tony Van Buskirk, Dirk Stewart, David Morrison and Anna Springer. Missing from photo is Bob Currie and Mark Noel. Miramichi Natural History Association Board Of Directors would like to thank everyone who helped…

The Annual Bowl For Kids Tournament in benefit of Miramichi Big Brothers-Big Sisters Boys & Girls Club, is being held this month from Feb. 17 to Feb. 27/2005. Many local businesses & organizations are collecting sponsors and taking the time out of their busy schedules to Bowl for Kids. So if someone asks you to…

Big Brother Big Sisters Bowl For Kids From tall to small, Gordon, Leslie, Dirk and Stacy from the Mighty Miramichi crew enjoyed the lanes in this annual fundraiser. Anyone see Sammy?

Shooting a photo for a font sample this afternoon…

This is a little late, but…. Happy Valentine’s Day!!

Englands Hollow, popular sliding area for young and old alike, was enjoyed by a fewon Sunday, Feruary 14/05. Lots of new snow and a sunny afternoon made it the perfect day for an outing such as this.

Miramichi Rotary Pond Hockey Tournament February 4-5-6, 2005 at French Fort Cove Friday night action at the French Fort Cove saw teams enjoying their game under the lights. Above normal temperatures for the evening brought out quite a few fans to support their chosen teams. Fast paced action with two fifteen minute periods of 4…

Deer Photos from Riley Brook, New Brunswick Cindy, one of our website designers, received these pictures from her parents backhome in Riley Brook. The deer sure are friendly up there! Check it out!

January 21/05 Miramichi recieved an approximate 30cm of the white stuff. Snow accompanied by high winds made visability an issue. Several times throuhout the storm the wind gusts reached 70km per hour whipping the falling snow into amazing drifts. The weatherman says that for the next 48 hours we will see reduced temperatures and overnight…