Category :Escarpment Blog

Georgetown Bach Chorale, Messiah in St. Elias Church

Gloria November 23, 2009

The smell is other worldly: a mixture of beeswax candles and rose incense. A heavenly scent that hits you when you enter the church. And when the priests greet you in the traditional manner of Read More

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International Collaborative Art Project on disability by VSA arts

Gloria November 19, 2009

Here’s some interesting arts news I received, but its timeframe doesn’t let us publish it in the magazine — it came too late for our winter issue, but will be over before our spring Read More

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Gardening in Fall

Gloria November 18, 2009

The weather is gorgeous right now, sunny but cool, no bugs, no harsh wind…perfect for some of the harder chores that are too uncomfortable on hot, humid days. I’m enjoying turning my compost Read More

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Striving for a Good Magazine Cover for Escarpment Views

Gloria November 16, 2009

The winter issue is at the printer. For me, that means I have a few days to dig down to the top of my desk and work on other assignments, some of which I’ve Read More

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United Way of Milton’s Christmas Tour

Gloria November 12, 2009

On Nov. 20 & 21, the United Way of Milton will host “A Town & Country Christmas House Tour.” This is your chance to see six Milton houses decorated for Christmas by professionals. If last year’s Read More

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A Magazine Too Good to Cut Up?

Gloria November 6, 2009

It happened again just recently. We got an order for some packs of notecards, and it came on the order form in the magazine, but the form had been photocopied. Almost every order we get, Read More

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Seana McKenna, London’s Delmar and The Walzting Weasel, and War

Gloria November 1, 2009

Last weekend we saw our theatre columnist Seana McKenna in a performance about the lives and work of Robert and Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms. She read the narration while Susan Platts sang German Lieder Read More

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Opera Hamilton Bats Around “Die Fledermaus”

Gloria October 26, 2009

Opera Hamilton began its 30th anniversary season this weekend with a production of Johann Strauss’s fun and flighty Die Fledermaus. A rather silly tale of a stale marriage enlivened by flirtation, with a social-climbing Read More

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Kubota’s Contest Closes Oct. 31!

Gloria October 22, 2009

Anyone with a farm, rural property or acreage might love Kubota’s utility vehicle. It’s great for hauling equipment, building materials, hay or firewood over rough terrain without the need for an attached wagon. Read More

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Ken Haigh writes another popular hiking feature

Gloria October 17, 2009

I heard this week from Ken Haigh, who wrote the Falling Water Trail feature article for us. He’s had several calls from people asking for more information about the trail. His last hiking article Read More

Category :Escarpment Blog

Georgetown Bach Chorale, Messiah in St. Elias Church

International Collaborative Art Project on disability by VSA arts

Gardening in Fall

Striving for a Good Magazine Cover for Escarpment Views

United Way of Milton’s Christmas Tour

A Magazine Too Good to Cut Up?

Seana McKenna, London’s Delmar and The Walzting Weasel, and War

Opera Hamilton Bats Around “Die Fledermaus”

Kubota’s Contest Closes Oct. 31!

Ken Haigh writes another popular hiking feature

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