UXBRIDGE -- The schoolyard at St. Joseph Catholic School in Uxbridge keeps on getting greener and better for kids to play on, and a $5,000 donation from the TD Friends
UXBRIDGE – Uxbridge council will look at supporting the North Durham Social Development Council with a $3,000 donation come budget time, and they’ve offered to allow the North Durham council
UXBRIDGE -- On the evening of Monday, Nov. 21, as the snow and wind were blowing outside, a group of Uxbridge residents was warm and dry at the Uxbridge Secondary
UXBRIDGE -- The Township of Uxbridge will be seeking comments from residents on changes to the downtown Brock Street Culvert plan between Nov. 24 and Dec. 24.
UXBRIDGE — Snow on the ground often spells the end of the cycling season, but trendy “fat bikes” are allowing cyclists to keep riding all winter long, and the Durham
UXBRIDGE -- With the help of artist Patricia Lynn Bowman Kingsley and the Friends of the Greenbelt, Goodwood Public School in Uxbridge has a little bit of the outside on
UXBRIDGE -- Uxbridge resident Stone Lewis, 14, will be wrestling and representing Central Eastern Ontario at the Ontario Summer Games in August. Stone, who attends Joseph Gould Public School in
UXBRIDGE -- Thousands of people are expected to pass through Elgin Park during the Fantasy of Lights, an event that can only be described as “magical.”
UXBRIDGE -- Winning comes easy to nine-year-old snowcross racer and Uxbridge resident Crayden Dillon, who has won national championships in the past and is looking to repeat.
UXBRIDGE -- Being a good citizen means participating in your community and doing your part to make it a better place. Uxbridge resident Dave Dickie says everyone does their small
