Recently, students from Le Coin des Amis school in Dundee visited Charlo airport where they learned about aircraft operations and the operation of weather stations.

Many parents may or may not know about a new law that came into effect a couple of weeks ago.

Charlo and Miramichi Airports have created an alliance to enhance air service to northern New Brunswick. This decision to work closely together was made at a meeting of several mayors and representatives of both airport commissions held in Charlo on May 1.

People in the Dalhousie area have until May 25 to express concerns about a proposal to modify the disposal facility used to dump material dredged from the Dalhousie west wharf area.

The Village of Balmoral opposes the construction of a new airport in the Bathurst region, Mayor Hebert Arseneault said in a press release.

After a winter of hibernation, Campbellton's knuckledraggers have resurfaced for another summer season of vandalism. The small fountain in Fern Dube Park beside City Hall was destroyed sometime in the early hours of May 10.

Belledune village council met on May 5 for the last time before the May 12 election, in a council chamber that was filled to capacity.

There may be flooding on the Saint John River, but we got some here too. The Wyer's Brook Road along the Restigouche near Robinsonville was flooded - not an unusual spring event, particularly near a portion known as The Bogan. Parts of the road were damaged. Flooding was also reported along the Upsalquitch, and flooding with washouts was reported on the Gaspe at Escuminac and Nouvelle.

Campbellton - A coroner's jury in Campbellton made nine recommendations last Wednesday as a result of an inquest held in the city arising out of the death of Leona Harquail, a homeless Aboriginal woman, who was found dead in a Campbellton apartment in January 2005 only a day after leaving the ADDU (alcohol and drug dependency unit) of the Restigouche Health Authority.caretakers.

RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating man who approached a nine-year-old St.

Campbellton u Deborah Harquail, the articulate family spokesperson who worked hard to get an inquest into the 2005 death of her sister Leona, has mixed feelings about the process and the recommendations when speaking to the media after proceedings closed on April 30.