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Set a course for Bayfield, ON each week! The Bayfield Breeze is published weekly, and for subscribers it arrives in their inbox every Wednesday; filled with all the latest happenings in the village plus articles and photos of interest.

Journalist and photographer, Melody Falconer-Pounder, composes the weekly column and Dennis Pal acts as Web Publisher. Advertising sales are the responsibility of Mike Dixon.

	Dec4	Week 49 Issue 491 04/12/2018 7:08:00 PM by Dennis Pal
	In Issue 491, we are now in the heart of festive season preparations and traditions! Next up Breakfast with Santa at The Ashwood Inn on Dec. 9…just passed the Bayfield Lions’ Club’s Turkey Bingo - missed it? You are in luck we have photographic evidence of all the fun that was had in our photo story. read more...

	Nov27	Week 48 Issue 490 27/11/2018 8:45:00 PM by Dennis Pal
	In Issue 490, we feature more coverage of the holiday season with photos from The Glee Sisters production of “Muppet Merriment” and the Salvation Army’s annual concert at the Bayfield Town Hall. And we bid a fond farewell to the steamboat stern that stood vigil on the village coastline for 45 years... read more...

	Nov20	Week 47 Issue 489 20/11/2018 10:06:00 PM by Dennis Pal
	In Issue 489, the village threw a party and the people came! Christmas in Bayfield heralds the start of the holiday season. And with just 35 days remaining before Dec. 25 now is the best time to make some merry memories! read more...

	Nov13	Week 46 Issue 488 13/11/2018 10:52:00 PM by Dennis Pal
	In Issue 488, get your fill of "fa-la--la-la-la, la-la-la-la" this weekend in the village - Christmas in Bayfield is here! read more...

AN UPDATED LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:

Aug. 27, 2014

I cannot adequately express how grateful I am to the community and the many village organizations that took the time to donate to our “Website Upgrade Appeal.” The campaign period has now ended.

For those who have contributed the BHS has prepared a note of thanks to include with your charitable tax receipt for donations of $25 or more. I too have included a personal acknowledgement of thanks and have begun hand delivering the ones that I can – so that the funds raised go where they are needed - for website upgrades and not to Canada Post.

It is exciting to think that in the coming months we have the opportunity to make the Bayfield Breeze an even louder voice for the village. It is gratifying that the community is helping make this happen one contribution at a time.

- Melody