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Artist explores the sacred through fractal geometry

April 21, 2015

By Nate Smelle Artist Daniel Schmidt’s exhibition Inner Worlds Outer Worlds invites its audience to explore their own impressions of human consciousness while taking in ...

Free tax clinic still available in Barry’s Bay

By Patricia McLee The Taxman is tapping his toe, but there’s still time to file your income tax return. In addition to local accountants and ...

Filmmakers bringing Dark Sunrise to Bancroft

By Jim Eadie Hilary Phillips and her husband Greg Gibbons are not exactly new to North Hastings, having owned a cottage on North Baptiste Lake ...

Naloxone to be distributed to opioid addicts

A new program is looking to quell the use of opioids in Ontario.

Fatality on Loop Road near Wilberforce

On Sunday, April 19, at approximately 7:49 p.m. officers from the Bancroft detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police responded to the report of a single ...

Local activist comes out of his shell for turtle species

A local man is hoping to inspire locals to save endangered species.

Three townships, one book

The Tri-County Reads project, which includes Bancroft, Carlow-Mayo and Hastings Highlands public libraries are suggesting a very good book to read for this spring, and for two very good reasons.

New committe for non-profit

Council members from Bancroft’s sister townships have formed a volunteer committee with the North Hastings Non-Profit Housing Corporation.

‘How blessed are we,’ say Coe Hill students

By Jim Eadie, Special to This Week ‘How blessed are we,’ say Coe Hill students “This string represents the caring and loving energy that flows ...

Study continues for dog bylaw

By Tony Pearson Bancroft council took a look last week at a new bylaw to regulate the number, behaviour, and charges for dogs in the ...

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