A HORSE AND A JEWELLER MEET IN TOWN… - Outside Rutledge Jewellers, at the corner of Brock and Church Streets, a small paddock made of straw bales held two horses, one of which was a miniature horse. Rutledge Jewellers owner Scott Rutledge feeds carrots to the horses while Shelley Macbeth, owner of Blue Heron Books, gives the miniature horse a cuddle and Bonnie Vesage, owner of both horses, keeps a careful eye on the animals. Photo by John Cavers
The Uxbridge BIA hosted two successful downtown events — Boots and Bling Ladies’ Night and Spooky Saturday — drawing crowds for shopping, dancing, and Halloween fun. Regional Chair John Henry is on medical leave, and Education Minister Paul Calandra’s call for high schools to restore school-run proms has been rebuffed by Uxbridge Secondary. A councillor has been found by the township’s integrity commissioner to have engaged in harassment toward staff. Sports highlights include the USS Tigers and the Uxbridge Bruins, and Tiger Talk explores the pressures of beauty standards in high school.
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