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Your Senior Support Team (SAPA) at your CAB offers their help if you are having problems scheduling your appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine.
You can contact us Tuesday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at 450-292-3114 or by email… Plus »

 
Here is the information to participate in the meeting on Tuesday, March 16 at 10:00 a.m., the link :
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88594990360?pwd=NUdDckVMWjdDWk5sb0lHTERsYkZqZz09

Here is the information to participate in the meeting:
Tuesday, March 9 at 10:45 a.m.
Please click the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87904728322?pwd=WnlKN216bkQ4QTZJbXdrTVhuK2pnUT09

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Day 4
 

Local cuisine at its finest is Bistro Chouette!

Allan was a part of our programs when he was younger (in Mable’s groups) and is an inspiration to any aspiring local chefs or business men who are pursuing their dreams.

Bistro Chouette… Plus »

Something different…

This is the Euro-Delli!

This iconic destination boasts different cured sausages, homemade meals and variety of polish items which would satisfy even the biggest babcia!

In all seriousness, they really are masters of their craft and incredibly kind.

The Euro-Delli definitely would… Plus »

Hi!
Another Culinary themed day here on our page.

Today we are recognizing what I consider to be, a hidden jewel in our community.
This is Boulangerie Owl’s Bread, a quaint little bakery which provides artisanal pastries and traditional baked goods the likes… Plus »

Hello everyone,
 
Today we start our culinary week with a split recognition between Marché Richelieu – Épicerie Jacques Ducharme and Boni-soir – Dépanneur des 13 (owned by Micheal Laplume & Valerie Germain-Vezina).

While you would think I am going to mention the… Plus »

Good morning
 

Welcome to the new skating rink in Mansonville.

This new structure hosts visitors from all over the townships and has brought a new surge in economic/tourism growth for our community.

We here at the Youth Centre have decided to do another… Plus »

 
It’s a funny place, you find yourself in when you are home.

You are where you are going to be. Forever.

Our dog (Spot), found his home in our house. He was quiet and only took up as much room as his… Plus »

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“Honorable Mentions”

Today we recognize a few other places that are rich with history and could represent heritage within the community.
I hope you all have enjoyed a small change from your normal programming this week.

I wish you, the… Plus »

“Owl’s Head”

 
With Fred and Lillian Korman at the helm for over 50 years but, today under new ownership.
This mountain is best known for it’s ski resort and astounding view of Lake Memphremagog.

It gets it’s name from the Abenaki nation who… Plus »

“POTTON SPRINGS HOTEL EST.1875 (Forgotten Heritage)”

Some may have forgotten the Potton Springs and many will not have ever heard of it’s existence.

The place was made famous and named by its three sulfur springs.
Travelers would come by horse drawn wagon, train… Plus »

“A SACRED PLACE”
 
 

A huge part of our heritage here in Potton is diversity.
We display diversity in most things we do here in our township.

A great example of this is the “Holy Transfiguration Russian Orthodox Skete”
The property was purchased by Metropolitan… Plus »

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“HE SLEEPS IN A STORM”

I recall reading a story that spoke of a farmhand who sought employment.
As he gives the rancher his credentials, the rancher is surprised to see the paper he has been given simply reads “he sleeps in… Plus »

“EN GARDE”

 
This photo speaks not only to agriculture in Potton but also to our unique environment and geographic location.
Like much of Quebec, our township is shaped in many different ways.
While much of the property in Mansonville can be used for… Plus »

“THE OLD COVERED BRIDGE”
 

 
This grand structure was (in origin) a labor of necessity. It’s weathered frame sits over Mud Creek that can be found on Chemin Bellevue.

This bridge brought much needed economic development to our township and created a less… Plus »

Hello,
 

This coming week we are declaring “Heritage Week”.

Our plan is to share a post that we think, represents heritage in our community each day of the coming week.

We hope to boost everyone’s knowledge on our village and offer an alternative… Plus »

 
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On December 16, after 3 days of collecting, sorting and packing, the Christmas baskets were delivered to families by the Potton Firemen/First Responders and a group of volunteers.  WE would like to recognize the hard work of the Partage/Share committee… Plus »

The Surete du Quebec, MRC Memphremagog, Autoroutier Estrie, and Sports Trans-Action-Sherbrooke brought Christmas joy to one Potton family with the donation of Christmas gifts for the children and grocery baskets for the family.  Delivered to the CABMN Youth Centre by… Plus »

On Wednesday, December 16 the CABMN Staff team presented Sargent Steeve Cote of the SQ with a thank you gift in recognition of all of his help throughout the year in a variety of ways.  Steeve is a great asset… Plus »

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Today, we decorated ginger bread cookies and prepared more packs to go home with our agriculture group.
 
Unfortunately, due to cookies taking a while to cool, we will only be able to deliver them tomorrow!
 
We also wrapped our 1st, 2nd, and… Plus »

Thanks to a very generous donation (Thanks again Beth and Hartlan!!!!), we were able to afford an awesome sausage maker. 
These particular ones are sweet Italian flavored and were not a bad start.
I (Ethan) was a butcher for a few… Plus »

For those of you who don’t know already, every Saturday morning we (our SADD group) gather for breakfast before holding our weekly meeting. 
When we went back in to “red zone” and we were advised to shut down again, Eleanor and… Plus »

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A BIG Thank you to CIUSSSE/CHUS team:  Britanny Montmony and Marylene Bureau (who did the vaccines) for our group on Thursday, November 12.   Including  the Ken Jones clients and staff ,there were 23 people who got the flu shot at the… Plus »

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On Saturday, November 7, the Missisquoi North Volunteer Centre(CABMN) Students Against Destructive Decisions(SADD Chapter) held their annual Rock-a-thon fundraiser to raise money for SADD and youth programs. 
 
Organized by youth program animator, Ethan Ball assisted by animator Eleanor Cote, the 
event was… Plus »