Explorers’ Edge presented to South Algonquin’s tourism businesses at Camp Bongopix

April 25, 2023

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Explorers’ Edge/RTO12 visited South Algonquin Township on April 18. CEO James Murphy and Kate Monk, vice president of ...

Bancroft Masonic Lodge Backs the Cat

By Nate Smelle The “Back the Cat” fundraising campaign to bring a CT scanner to the Quinte Health-Care North Hastings Hospital received a generous donation ...

Think Turtle Conservation Initiative DVD Sale at CMPL April 15

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Think Turtle Conservation Initiative had a “DVD sale for Turtles” at the Carlow Mayo Public Library on ...

BASC donation to green-up Coe Hill Public School outdoor space

By Chris Drost It was good news for Coe Hill Public School on the afternoon of April 12 as Bancroft Area Stewardship directors Sheila Currie, ...

South Algonquin council hears presentation from SABA

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Reporter Initiative South Algonquin Township council heard a presentation from the South Algonquin Business Alliance at their meeting on April ...

Trust requests items for those living outdoors

By Chris Drost North Hastings Community Trust is reaching out for much-needed items that will help individuals who will be living outdoors over the coming ...

Hastings Highlands passes 2023 budget with 4.99 per cent increase

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter At their meeting on April 5, the Municipality of Hastings Highlands passed their 2023 budget with an increase ...

Laurie O’Reilly’s Earthscapes opens at the AGB

By Chris Drost In what has been described as a “visual feast,” a body of work by artist Laurie O’Reilly was unveiled in a new ...

New year-round vision for North Hastings Community Centre

By Chris Drost Since taking over the sole responsibility for the North Hastings Community Centre, otherwise known as the arena, the Town of Bancroft has ...

Tudor and Cashel proposed Class 6B roads winter maintenance update

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter At their meetings on April 4, Tudor and Cashel council received an update on their proposed Class 6B ...

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