Astrid Young and friends move the crowd with music

May 12, 2015

By Nate Smelle The Arlington was alive with sound Saturday night as Astrid Young and friends brought their blues-infused rock n’ roll to Maynooth. This ...

Ontario Woodlot Association holds meeting in Bancroft

By Nate Smelle Members of the Bancroft chapter of the Ontario Woodlot Association (OWA) gathered at the Faraday Community Centre over the weekend for their ...

Council gets costing on recycling

After Bancroft council initially received a slew of confusing figures about the cost of the town taking over the collection and disposal of household and business recycling, treasurer, Craig Davidson, presented figures to last week’s meeting of town council which showed that as claimed, the move should prove economical.

Wollaston to go it alone with library

Wollaston township council has decided to begin the process of dissolving the Wollaston and Limerick Union Public Library, and establishment of a Wollaston Library with or without the support of the Township of Limerick.

United Way hosts annual sale in Bancroft

By Sara Gottardi On the bright and nippy morning of Saturday, April 25 United Way was open to the public and revelled in helping in ...

Bancroft balances budget

By Tony Pearson Bancroft Town Council will adopt a balanced budget for 2015, which includes new expenditure for fire department equipment and a new furnace ...

Choices gives more money to local health projects

By Jim Eadie In April 1991, Choices Thrift and Gift Shop in Bancroft opened its doors with a promise to support health projects in North ...

All spirits and souls can find a safe space in Bancroft

A new shop in Bancroft is helping locals experience their spirituality in a deeper and more meaningful way.

50 years of friendship at the NHCIA

By Nate Smelle Supporters of the North Hastings Community Integration Association (NHCIA) got together to celebrate a milestone for the organization on April 22 marking ...

NHHS welcomes new students, inaugurates new track

By Tony Pearson Last year, North Hastings High School (NHHS) no longer had a functioning outdoor track. The original, which encircles the football/soccer pitch, had been rendered unusable by the growth of grass and weeds; the gravel had been scattered, and one corner had subsided below field level.

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