If you’re anything like me, you’ve been itching to get in the garden—despite the threat of frost that lasts until the first week in June. I think of myself as something of a connoisseur of gardening, but really I’m a fake. All I know is by trial and error, and I have to admit that sometimes I don’t know my weeds from my flowers

Quoted from a letter from the Chamber to town council. The full letter can be viewed at www.niverville.com.

On Tuesday, May 10, the Town of Niverville announced a new tax incentive policy, Policy F4-16, to encourage the development of local business. Perhaps counterintuitively, the measure has sparked some frustration and confusion from the business community.

Providence is nearing completion on a major construction and renovation project to add new classroom and courtyard spaces to its campus.

While looking at Facebook a few weeks back, I noticed an invitation to an event honouring long-time math teacher Harry McKnight. After some inquiry, I learned that he was packing up and leaving Niverville after having lived here for the past 47 years.

On May 14, the Friends of the Plex hosted a pancake breakfast for the community of Niverville. Despite the chilly temperatures that morning, more than 200 people came out, helping to raise more than $2,000 for the multiplex.