In Issue 36, we go onboard T.H.E. Bus to explore a terrific county resource that young families, home daycares and even grandparents in the local community can take advantage of for a very reasonable fee. We also strategize with the winner of a two-minute shopping spree at Bayfield Foodland.

In Issue 35, our photo story transports us to the wilds of a jungle where we see giant insects, brightly colored birds and big cats…all this tropical excitement without ever leaving the heart of Bayfield, yes, it’s time for the annual Bayfield Figure Skating Carnival.

In Issue 34, we learn about what healthy eating opportunities are available through the Huron Good Food Box Program. In our photo story, we take a winter’s walk through the woods with members of Bayfield Guiding.

In Issue 33, Johanna Steegstra shares her experiences on her long-anticipated return trip to Haiti. The Bayfield woman, and five others, volunteered at the Children of the Promise Infant Home from Jan. 24 to 31. They transported with them a large amount of cash as well as eleven bags filled with supplies donated by local citizens, churches, hospitals and businesses. See first hand where these donations went in our photo story…

In Issue 32, the community came together for the benefit of Haiti this past weekend with two very successful fundraisers being held, one of them, Skate and Donate for Haiti Relief, was organized by Grade 6 students at Huron Centennial School; it comprises this week’s photo story…