Country Prose
by Charlie Hansen

Helen Cornelius and Jim Ed Brown on the Country Gold Tour at the Florida State Fair Florida shouldn’t be like this. The weather is terrible and the only difference between here and PEI is that there isn’t any snow. The music, however, carries on ever in the worst of winters. All the parks still have events that they call jams (they’re not really but we won’t tell them) and they’re usually packed to capacity even on the coldest of nights.

Michelle Morrison brings people together for good reasons

Difference Engines
by Nina Linton

Michelle Morrison amid the posters at Back Alley Music. Michelle Morrison sees herself as a matchmaker of sorts. However, she is not one to make romantic links, instead concentrating on community connections.

A counselor by trade, outside of the office Morrison lends a hand wherever she can, donating her time, expertise and contacts to many local groups and charities, as well as furthering many self started initiatives with aims of bettering the populace.

I’m Dining Out Here
by Andrew Sprague

For the last few years Montague has been a bit of a void when it comes to restaurant dining. In fact, I can’t say for sure there’s a restaurant open year round aside from the Pizza Delight and The Dynasty (a Chinese restaurant for those not familiar). So to say there’s little to offer someone looking for a good, chef-prepared meal in February is almost an exaggeration because there’s really nothing…no cafes, no fine dining, no home cooking, no nothing. Kings County’s biggest town has been a vacuum sucking the taste buds off the tongues of its citizens for far too long. But I discovered a new place. One that delivers a great, home cooked meal, at a great price. Citizens of Montague, rejoice!