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John Williams music feature of NHHS music semester celebration

January 13, 2016

Lights, camera, action – music! Movie fans will be in for a musical treat on Jan. 18 and 19 as the North Hastings High School ...

Students do their part for local accessibility

From the left, Luke Anderson, Justice Currie, John Loder, Collin Sidle, Rhoda Dickinson, Nate Taylor, Dale Thompson, Jesse Mercier, Elizabeth Mulvihill and Mason Forman. John ...

Wilberforce clinic gets a temporary doctor

Residents in Highlands East are one step closer to getting improved medical care in their backyard. The municipality has announced the Wilberforce Clinic on Loop ...

Bancroft scrums together rugby team

The Bancroft Blackflies have been resurrected — this time for boys and girls rugby fanatics.

Highlands East to help curling club get running again

By Angelica Ingram The following are brief reports of items discussed at the Jan. 11 meeting of Highlands East council. The executive of the Wilberforce ...

Protests gathering momentum

Gnomes for Social Justice and Equality, Kerry Leslie and other supporters held a protest outside of Club 580 during Bancroft’s council meeting on Tuesday. They were challenging the recent 53 per cent combined rate increase in water and sewer. This is the third protest that Leslie has led concerning this issue.

Bird count finds 35 species

On Dec. 19, the Bancroft Field Naturalists surveying the area by vehicle and on foot, found 35 different species totalling 1,845 birds. Data from 10 ...

Legends ready to answer questions at ‘Croft Talks LIVE

There are some people that just seem to be a foundational part of our community and three of them have agreed to join ‘Croft Talks ...

Big Lotto win for Bancroft man

Robert Martin of Bancroft is celebrating after winning $186,472 with LOTTO MAX (Jan. 1, 2016 draw). Martin matched six out of the seven numbers plus ...

School board action trouble for thrift shop

Wollaston township council learned during the May 9 regular meeting that the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board (HPEDSB) will not renew the lease for the “Little White School House” in Coe Hill, which for many years has been the home of the Coe Hill Community Thrift Shop

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