July 2015 Archive

Artist connects with the Animal Spirit at Wildewood

By Nate Smelle A year after its official opening, the Wlldewood Gallery in Maynooth is hosting its first solo exhibition entitled Animal Spirit. Featuring the ...

Wollaston Heritage opens new displays

By Jim Eadie A group of devoted Wollaston Township residents and supporters is one step closer to their ambitious goal of a multi-million dollar heritage ...

Longboarding for Peace teaches the value of balance

By Nate Smelle Rolling into town this past weekend as part of this year’s Wheels, Water and Wings event, Longboarding for Peace set up shop ...

Too many questions

By Nate Smelle SINCE FIRST LEARNING OF the Proposed Freymond Quarry a few weeks back it has felt like I am back in school. Doing ...

A night with Jane Bunnett and Maqueque

By Sara Gottardi On the subtle summers evening of Saturday, June 27 at the Village Playhouse Theatre, Jane Bunnett and Maqueque (recent Juno Award winners ...

Bancroft Motors hosts Drive For A Cause fundraiser

By Sara Gottardi On the morning of Saturday, July 4, Boyer’s Bancroft Motors took off with Drive for a Cause, a charity event alongside Quinte ...

Fish Hatchery dinner spawns support for trout stocking work

By Tony Pearson The North Hastings Community Fish Hatchery held its ninth annual pig and lamb roast at the Bancroft Curling Club on Saturday night. ...

Pointing the finger in Coe Hill

By Jim Eadie If the growing number of independent businesses in and around Coe Hill has their way, there should shortly be a sign installed ...

You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown opens at the Village Playhouse

By Tony Pearson The kite-eating tree, the little red-haired girl, Lucy the psychiatrist (“The doctor is in”), Snoopy versus the Red Baron – almost everyone ...

NDP candidate meets with voters in Bancroft

By Nate Smelle With the federal election fast approaching candidates across Canada have been busy professing their passion for politics to the people. As the ...

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