Our Dec./Jan. issue is now online!
Here is a look at some of the goodness that rests within:
* Hope Mission Opens Immigration Hall
* McCauley Mural Celebration
* Diversity and Inclusion
* Letters To The Editor
* AGM Highlights
* Volunteer News
* Christmas in Peru
* Homefest 2009
* Community League Updates
To download a copy of the entire paper in PDF format, click here.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
2009 AGM Video
Our Annual General Meeting was held on November 18. As usual, I went around with my video camera and filmed some of the fun while we were setting up. This year, I also included the report from our Co-Chairs. I think this video gives a great idea of the wonderful people who make the paper what it is.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
November 2009 Online
November's issue is online! Here is a sneak peek at the contents:
* City Revokes York Hotel’s Tavern License
* The Works Moves to Boyle
* The Dedicated Helpers of Innroads
* Letters To The Editor
* Homeless Connect
* Volunteer News
* Rally for Healthcare
* Revitalization Update
* Community League Updates
To download the entire copy in its colour goodness (it's in PDF format), click here.
* City Revokes York Hotel’s Tavern License
* The Works Moves to Boyle
* The Dedicated Helpers of Innroads
* Letters To The Editor
* Homeless Connect
* Volunteer News
* Rally for Healthcare
* Revitalization Update
* Community League Updates
To download the entire copy in its colour goodness (it's in PDF format), click here.
Monday, October 19, 2009
December/January - The Holidays
December/January is our annual Holiday issue. We're looking for:
- personal stories of how you and your families celebrate the winter holidays
- recipes
- advice (anything from decorating to handling difficult family
members you only see once a year)
- what the holidays mean to you
The deadline is November 12. We prefer stories around 500 words, and we love photos! Send your work and suggestions to: editor at bmcnews dot org!
- personal stories of how you and your families celebrate the winter holidays
- recipes
- advice (anything from decorating to handling difficult family
members you only see once a year)
- what the holidays mean to you
The deadline is November 12. We prefer stories around 500 words, and we love photos! Send your work and suggestions to: editor at bmcnews dot org!
Friday, October 16, 2009
Edmonton Journal Article
Just in case you missed it, the Edmonton Journal ran a feature story about Boyle McCauley News on October 3. The article focused on our 30th anniversary and the history of the paper and community. You can read it online here.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
October 2009
Today's Edmonton Journal had a feature story about Boyle McCauley News' 30th anniversary - check it out here!
The October issue of Boyle McCauley News is online - check out what we have in store this month:
* East Meets West Cultural Event A Success
* Celebrating Our Senior Volunteers
* Letters To The Editor
* Free Guitar Lessons
* Cop’s Corner: Calling the Police
* Inn Roads Coop Celebrates 25 Years of Community Building
* Residents to Be Relocated
* Looking Back
* Shop Talk: New Businesses in McCauley
* Portrait of a Life in McCauley
* Community League Updates
Download a copy of the paper as a PDF here.
The October issue of Boyle McCauley News is online - check out what we have in store this month:
* East Meets West Cultural Event A Success
* Celebrating Our Senior Volunteers
* Letters To The Editor
* Free Guitar Lessons
* Cop’s Corner: Calling the Police
* Inn Roads Coop Celebrates 25 Years of Community Building
* Residents to Be Relocated
* Looking Back
* Shop Talk: New Businesses in McCauley
* Portrait of a Life in McCauley
* Community League Updates
Download a copy of the paper as a PDF here.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Interview with Antoinette Grenier
Our forthcoming October issue is going to focus on the seniors in our community. Antoinnette Grenier is a woman who is going to be featured prominently. Not only is she 90, not only is she outspoken about our community, but she has lived in McCauley for around 80 years! In the same house, no less. We decided to do the interview on video, because we wanted to get footage of this remarkable woman.
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