Matthew McCully is a journalist for The Record, a local newspaper in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and human interest stories. With a focus on providing accurate and informative reporting, Matthew keeps the residents of Sherbrooke informed about the issues that matter most to them.
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Sherbrooke, Canada (Local)
Matthew McCully's coverage is largely focused on local news, community events, and government announcements within Canada, Quebec, specifically Sherbrooke. He covers a wide range of topics including local news stories, community events, power outages, expert advice as well as social issues.
If you have insights related to local government decisions or policies in Sherbrooke or broader Quebec area or if your expertise aligns with the themes covered such as politics and governance at a regional level in Canada then Matthew would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, given his interest in covering community events and social issues locally; if you can offer unique perspectives on these matters within the specified geographic focus it could increase your chances of getting his attention.
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By: William Crooks
The historic St. James Church in Hatley has received a significant boost in its restoration efforts thanks to a $528,000 grant from the Quebec government. This funding, announced on Aug. 23, by Gilles Bélanger, the MNA for Orford, represents about 40 per cent of the total funds required to complete the project, according to Peter Provencher, head of the restoration project.
By: Don Parsons, William Crooks
Trinity United Church in Cookshire is set to commemorate its 161st anniversary this September with a series of events that honour its long-standing history and the deep connections it has fostered within the community. The church, which has stood as a cornerstone of Cookshire since 1863, will host a special service and a concert that blend music, history, and a strong sense of community.
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Sherbrooke University Net Zero Co-Chairs Ben Amor and Marie-Luc Arpin (Photo: Sherbrooke University)
Invasive species, zoning changes, Beach House resolutions, and reported squatters By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative The North Hatley Town Council’s monthly public meeting on Sept. 9, presided over by…
Elmer Andrews – Grasshopper 009 (Photo: Courtesy George Weller)
Sunnyseed Garden expansion celebrated at Sunnyside Elementary By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative Sunnyside Elementary School hosted a lively event on Sept. 12 to celebrate the expansion of its community…
By: William Crooks
‘People don’t have room anymore for large dining sets or bedroom suites’
Gary Bowers, longtime Eastern Townships dairy farmer and recent recipient of the 2024 Dairy Cattle Improvement Industry Distinction Award, stands with one of his prized Jersey cows. Known for his leadership in advancing dairy genetics and his nearly 40 years of service to the industry, Bowers remains active on his family farm in Compton, where he continues to promote innovation and efficiency. (Photo: Courtesy)
A few days after saving his father’s life, eight-year-old William Pinker poses proudly at home. William quickly called 911 when his father, Stephen Pinker, fell unconscious, and Sherbrooke Police officers kept him company by playing hockey until family arrived. (Photo: William Crooks)
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