North Hastings library to collect household used batteries

May 11, 2021

By Chris Drost Used batteries. They can often be found in the kitchen junk drawer, thrown in there when they no longer work. But now, ...

Lions support the dogs that support us

By Kristena Schutt-Moore Every year the Bancroft Lion’s Club joins Lion’s Clubs across Canada to walk a mile in the paw prints of those who ...

Youth2Youth program finds pen pals during COVID-19

By Kristena Schutt-Moore Youth2Youth Hastings Prince Edward is a youth led group supported by the United Way Quinte. They have a mission to spark innovative ...

Crokinole on hiatus

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mayor Libby Clarke began Crokinole game nights in Tudor and Cashel Township back in 2016. While the COVID-19 ...

William O’Brien: 100 years and still going strong

By Kristena Schutt-Moore Born in the post First World War era, William ‘Bill’ O’Brien was born on May 6, 1921, and this year he celebrates ...

Tudor and Cashel family cleans up their road

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On its Facebook page on April 15, Tudor and Cashel Township gave a shout out to locals Melissa ...

Ares wins Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair

By Kristena Schutt-Moore On Sunday, April 11 Ares Worsley was announced as the winner of the Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair. Ares started two ...

Educational campaign about shoreline protection is underway

By Chris Drost An organization that calls itself BeShore Haliburton has emerged in Haliburton out of a bylaw aimed at protecting shorelines that has been ...

Earth Day 2021 will be a three day celebration

By Kristena Schutt-Moore The lock down may be in effect, and it may make a lot of things difficult to do or enjoy, but it ...

Easter egg hunt at the Riverside Chateau

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Gail Ross and Leeanni Renaud took on the role of the Easter Bunny at the Riverside Chateau seniors’ ...

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