Outlook

Ahh, yes. There’s a certain something in the air, a certain clarity, a certain brevity, a certain….musk. Deer are more prone to running around more freely. Birds have returned to the area and have sung their songs in the wind.

I was interested in a documentary about musicians who had been considered child prodigies.

The Outlook has obtained the adopted minutes of the February 24 council meeting held by the town council of Outlook.

It’s the start of a new ball game for educator Colette Evans, who just returned from sabbatical recently.

Grab your gear and go hit up a hole. Except this hole isn’t the only one made up by a fisherman.

Daylong excursions are one thing when it comes to the big city or the big buy; for one thing, they can be settled within an hour’s away from here or less. But for one – long – day, my daylong journey began with one fleeting morning.

One year ago, students were in school attending classes and taking part in extracurricular activities, with little idea that within a matter of days the doors would shut and they would find themselves finishing the year at home studying on-line.

For the life of me, I couldn’t comprehend it. Quiet trees. Utter silence. Dead noise. I swear, I couldn’t come up with anything. I just shouted and listened to my voice in the background. I suppose there’s no nice way of putting it.

Two events that are held every year by the students of Loreburn Central School have been modified thanks to some outward thinking of the staff.

Leave it to those with smaller schools and smaller student bodies because it seems to be those who keep finding new ways to make their current surroundings modified.