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October 19, 2017

Female snapping turtle, Boadicea, climbed out of Tait Lake and made her nest at the foot of Kelly Wallace’s driveway. / SUBMITTED

Monkey business at Bancroft council

By Bill Kilpatrick In an effort to bring their bylaws into compliance with the administrative monetary penalty system, or AMP for short, the Town of ...

FoodCycler initiative aims to take pressure off local landfills

By Nate Smelle At the Valentine’s Day meeting of Bancroft council, Councillor Wayne Wiggins clearly had his sights set on another holiday – Earth Day ...

Bancroft faces council vacancy

By Kaitlin Sylvester The resignation of Councillor Barry McGibbon has necessitated a critical decision for the Bancroft Council. regarding the filling of the vacant seat. ...

Hastings Highlands reluctantly passes 6.9 per cent tax increase

By Bill Kilpatrick At the March 20 Hastings Highlands council meeting a motion was passed to have the municipal staff find 1.2 per cent, or ...

South Algonquin issues letter of support for cell tower

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After abstaining for a vote on a cell tower at 3121A Hwy 523 in Madawaska at their last ...

Staff-student hockey game celebrates 49 years

By Bill Kilpatrick On April 12, members of the North Hastings High School staff and members of the 2024 graduating class held their annual TG ...

Students explore difficult topics in local exhibition

By Bill Kilpatrick On Friday, April 5 the opening reception for the third annual North Hastings High School Student Art Show was held at A ...

Elvis Stojko to perform in Bancroft April 6

By Nate Smelle For half a century, the Bancroft Skating Club has entertained the community with its annual Ice Show/Carnival. To help celebrate this milestone, ...

Maynooth Project Steering Committee debate continues

By Bill Kilpatrick In part one, published in The Bancroft Times on April 3, the letter from North Hastings Children’s Services executive director Jessica Anderson, ...

Bancroft reports $207,350 arena deficit in 2023

By Kaitlin Sylvester The North Hastings Community Centre stands alone as the only recreational infrastructure in North Hastings. Ongoing financial challenges have left the arena ...