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Friday File: Square Queen - Sherbrooke Record

Friday File: Square Queen Reading time: 1 min In an effort to capture the stories of Townshippers in new and dynamic ways, The Record has enlisted the help of Kathryne Owen, who creates weekly videos interviewing locals and touring interesting places in the area. The videos are posted every Friday on our website and social media. When it became clear that the annual Lennoxville Street Festival would have to be cancelled two years ago, the town went got work on an alternative. The goal was to create a site that belonged to the entire community; a space that catered to a variety of interests and needs. The result is an ever-growing town square that hosts a slew of community projects, events and activities.One this week’s Friday File – Lennoxville borough president Claude Charron and Commerce Sherbrooke’s Anne-Sophie Demers tell us all about the Square Queen initiative.

Sherbrooke Airport continues to search for commercial airline partners

Sherbrooke Airport continues to search for commercial airline partners
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Hells Angels bunker in Lennoxville, Que , demolished after sitting empty for a decade

Posted: Jun 30, 2021 5:44 PM ET | Last Updated: June 30 Last standing Hells Angels bunker in Quebec is destroyed CBC News Montreal11 hours ago 0:29The signature red brick compound in Lennoxville has been empty for more than a decade after it was seized during Operation SHARQ.0:29 The former Hells Angels bunker in Lennoxville which was seized by police in 2009 and has been empty for more than 12 years is no more.  The distinctive red compound, sitting atop a hill and surrounded by chain-link fence, where members of the Hells Angels planned strategy, made drug deals, and ordered contract killings throughout the gang wars in the 1990s, was demolished Wednesday.

Sherbrooke invests $2 8 million in heritage buildings

16 February 2021 at 18 h 10 min Reading time: 30 s (Photo : Kathryne Owen) The City of Sherbrooke will be investing $2,820,000 into the restoration of some of its older buildings, including at least $100,000 for work on the old Lennoxville town hall, which now serves as the borough office. “It’s going to be more than that because they’re going to renovate the whole basement,” said Borough President Claude Charron, explaining that the structure has been in need of repair for some time. “When you’re in the building and the train goes by, you can feel the whole thing shaking.” It is not clear when or in what way the work on the building will be carried out, although information from the city states that the heritage renovation investments will take place over the next three years.

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