The Butcher Shop raises $2,500 for MRI machine at BGH
The Butcher Shop in Brockville has found a unique way to raise money to support the Brockville General Hospital.
The Butcher Shop told the Brockville and District Hospital Foundation that their plan was to sell cooler bags at a cost of $5 with the tagline "Help Bring an MRI to BGH".
According to a release, in less than two weeks, the Butcher Shop sold out the cooler bags raising $2,500 with all the proceeds going towards the MRI.
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KFPL: Decluttering your space
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Police remind citizens not to fall victim to grandparent scam
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2022 Easter Seals Annual Regatta returns
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Kittens and cats overwhelming KHS
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Contraband seized at Joyceville Institution
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Huntsville man dies in ATV collision
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Break in at Catch the Ace drive-thru
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Brockville native given medal by the Order of St. John
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Traffic down to one lane on Nelson Street until July 8th
City officials say traffic may be slow as traffic is reduced to one lane on Nelson Street until July 8, 2022.
