Deep Cove Crier Archive

Look around you, out your window or back door. Hear the birds chirping in the trees. See the babbling brook as it cascades through the forest. We live in a natural paradise, free of smog.

Windsor secondary band and dance academy teacher Marissa Heaven and her dance partner Manuel Aguilera recently took first place at the 2016 Canada Salsa Congress in Toronto.

This December has been full of activities at school and has been really quite nice. I have done so much this month and I’m looking forward to everything I will be doing in January.

A teenage birdwatcher can be credited in part with saving Maplewood Flats from becoming a shopping centre and marina.

The Star of Bethlehem gets our attention year in and year out.

The earliest reference to Christmas in the Seymour communities that I was able to find in the Deep Cove Heritage Society photo archives was a celebration held in 1911.

We got a twinkle in our eyes when we saw a Christmas tradition absent for many years return to the Cove this holiday season – Christmas lights! Kudos to the Cove business owners who have been pleading with the District for quite some time to bring ba

Gallant Avenue was quieter than usual for a Saturday and many of the storefronts dark.

Perhaps the best-known and most misunderstood Bible saying is “Judge not, lest you be judged” from Matthew 7:1. Most of us find it overwhelming to be around people, including spouses, who are being very judgmental and negative. Dr.

Disney spent a recent Friday in Deep Cove, shooting scenes for its newest TV production. Mermaids and other fantastical creatures wandered through a bustling street market. Children performed a boisterous skit onstage at the village roundabout.