Kritter Kringle brings attention to HART

December 16, 2015

Recent acquisition Mandy, a five-month-old Husky mix, sat with her canine companion Freyja, also a rescue pet, at the annual Kritter Kringle seasonal dog show, ...

Café customers give back

Lloyd Embury, Lori Harris and Patty Embury get ready to deliver Christmas gifts for people in difficult circumstances, purchased by customer donations at the Loudmouth ...

Wollaston receives conflict resolution report

Wollaston council received its requested mediation and conflict resolution report, prepared by Fournier Consulting Services, April 6. In February, council had requested mediation assistance to help them and township staff get back on track in a more productive and effective manner. The consultant, Stephen Fournier, conducted one-on-one interviews with all members of council and staff, as well as the former Deputy-reeve and fire chief, to prepare the report delivered. Following the special public meeting, Fournier said he would also be conducting private mediation for unnamed persons.

Breakfast brings together community

North Hastings High School students Leah, Jewelian and Jade were among attendees at North Hastings Children’s Services, on Saturday, Dec. 12, for the annual Breakfast ...

Swift sales at Brighten the Night

By Sarah Vance Maynooth’s annual Brighten the Night parade closed off the town’s roads on Saturday, Dec., 12, just after sunset, extending through the intersection ...

Prom Project returns to NHHS

Hastings Prince Edward District School Board’s Prom Project is back and in full swing.

Bancroft council facilitates possible LCBO move

By Tony Pearson In addition to reviewing the community safety and well-being plan, last week Bancroft town council dealt with a number of other matters. ...

Bancroft pitches model for better safety

Social psychologist Dr. Hugh Russell, the major consultant to the community safety committee, answers questions from agency representatives. TONY PEARSON photo By Tony Pearson “We’ve ...

Howran named to national team

By Tony Pearson Tori Howran will soon be putting on the Team Canada sweater again – and this time, she’ll wear it playing for a ...

Mayor takes leave of absence

Taking the advice of her doctor and her family, Bancroft Mayor Bernice Jenkins has decided to take some time to rest and restore her health and strength. She will be off for an indefinite period. While she is off-duty, Deputy Mayor Paul Jenkins will take over her functions.

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