July 7, 2016
Wildewood Gallery is now showcasing Two Originals.
People of Ontario no longer have to choose a gender binary for government issued identification.
“I am committed to keeping the Sustainable Bancroft Plan in front of council and I am sure it will continue to play a part in our decision making,” said Bancroft's Mayor Bernice Jenkins.
Shopping locally has even more benefits thanks to a weekly ticket draw for shows at the Bancroft Village Playhouse. Anyone who makes a purchase at Harvest Moon, Zihua, Posies or Critter Comforts and Clips will have the opportunity to toss their name in a red bucket until the end of August and each week one lucky shopper from each store will win two tickets to one of the nine shows that are hitting the Playhouse stage this summer.
Bancroft has a riverside boardwalk that extends from Bridge Street to Station Street – almost.
By Nate Smelle Cold wintry weather didn’t stop a crowd of 25 animal lovers from gathering at the Municipal Dog Pound on Monck Road in ...
By Tony Pearson Bancroft town council took a few steps last week to improve its roads and utilities, as well as to regularize its finances, ...
By Nate Smelle Local business owner/operators Janis and Peter Whitehead and their daughter Dagny Musclow have reason to celebrate with their team at The Old ...
By Nate Smelle After talking with a friend whose daughter is going to school in Boston about a paint lounge on campus where she and ...
By Tony Pearson Bancroft’s Mayor Bernice Jenkins recently sat down with Bancroft This Week to discuss her plans for Bancroft in the next four years. ...
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