In Issue 138 we take a look at the weekend just past through photographs, yes, Bayfield put the “Family” into the Family Day Weekend with so many events organized with families in mind there were many more reasons to get out in the cold, crisp air then to stay at home on the comfy couch.

In Issue 137, we learn who will be honored for their good works in preserving local heritage at a recognition ceremony coming up on Feb. 26 and we anticipate all the fabulous events being planned for this weekend's Family Day festivities. In our photo story, we spend some time at the Bayfield Town Hall where on Saturday night the 1940s were celebrated through song and dance.

In Issue 136, February has us feeling a bit domestic with a feature on two quilting clubs that meet locally and in our photo story we get out the food processor, cutting board and rolling pin to assist in making some quick and easy appetizers.

Issue 135, we look forward to Family Day and beyond. We don't need a Groundhog to tell us spring is on its way. There are tell tale signs in this week's Bayfield Breeze with articles on both blooms and bikes. In our photo story, we join Dr. Dean Nisbett on his world travels aboard the sailing vessel, "Necessity".

In Issue 134, anticipation builds for all the fun family-friendly events planned in the village for the Family Day Weekend, read on to learn more. And in our photo story we join members of the Photography Club of Bayfield as they explore Main Beach, camera and tripod at the ready. See the beach in winter like you've never seen it before - through a macro lens or two.

In Issue 58 the countdown is on! There are just nine days left until the 154th Bayfield Fall Fair - time to get your handicrafts finished and vegetable displays planned out! In our photo story we celebrate 25 years with the Bayfield Antique Show and Sale sponsored by Trinity Anglican Church with a visit to the gala opening evening.