A Woodstock-based community magazine is preparing to hit newsstands in the coming weeks.
ageless NB, launched in December 2011 by Theresa Blackburn, is currently in the process of finalizing its second issue.
ageless NB's motto is "Sharing stories of the people, places and history of western New Brunswick." The publication consists of all local, human interest stories which are "ageless," appealing to all ages.
The magazine's founder, Theresa Blackburn, is no stranger to the world of media. Blackburn is a journalism instructor at the New Brunswick Community College campus in the Shiretown. Blackburn also is an active member of Woodstock's town council.
The Spring 2012 issue of ageless NB will feature Premier David Alward's parents, Rev. Ford and Jean Alward. The upcoming issue will also include stories of Andrea Seeley, a Woodstock Middle School teacher who was diagnosed with a brain tumour in the fall of 2010; and Terry and Suzanne Hunter, a Stickney couple who have learned a lot after experiencing depression.
ageless NB has a website. Visit www.agelessnb.ca. Multimedia from the magazine can be viewed on the site. It is available for purchase at a variety of different locations across the Saint John River Valley. The locations are as follows:
ageless NB, launched in December 2011 by Theresa Blackburn, is currently in the process of finalizing its second issue.
ageless NB's motto is "Sharing stories of the people, places and history of western New Brunswick." The publication consists of all local, human interest stories which are "ageless," appealing to all ages.
The magazine's founder, Theresa Blackburn, is no stranger to the world of media. Blackburn is a journalism instructor at the New Brunswick Community College campus in the Shiretown. Blackburn also is an active member of Woodstock's town council.
The Spring 2012 issue of ageless NB will feature Premier David Alward's parents, Rev. Ford and Jean Alward. The upcoming issue will also include stories of Andrea Seeley, a Woodstock Middle School teacher who was diagnosed with a brain tumour in the fall of 2010; and Terry and Suzanne Hunter, a Stickney couple who have learned a lot after experiencing depression.
ageless NB has a website. Visit www.agelessnb.ca. Multimedia from the magazine can be viewed on the site. It is available for purchase at a variety of different locations across the Saint John River Valley. The locations are as follows:
- Clark's Save Easy - Perth-Andover
- Carleton Co-op - Florenceville-Bristol
- Irving Mainway - Florenceville-Bristol
- On The Run Esso - Florenceville-Bristol
- Centreville Irving - Centreville
- Upper River Valley Hospital Coffee Shop - Waterville
- Kojax Petro Canada - Hartford (outskirts of Woodstock)
- Shoppers Drug Mart - Woodstock
- Newnham and Slipp Pharmacy - Woodstock
- Connell House - Woodstock
- Woodstock Farm Market - Woodstock
- Murray's Irving - Beardsley Road (outskirts of Woodstock)
- Johnson Settlement Esso - Canterbury turn-off
- Ryan's Pharmacy - Nackawic
- Shoppers Drug Mart - Fredericton (Prospect Street location)
- Picaroons Beer Store - Fredericton (located on Queen Street)
- Fredericton Co-op - Vanier Highway
- Shoppers Drug Mart - Oromocto
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