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Wollaston hires community development co-ordinator

November 3, 2016

The Township of Wollaston has announced the hiring of a part time community development co-ordinator for the municipality in a serious effort to pull together plans and resources to drive community projects, and engage citizens and businesses to support business and tourism opportunities in the municipality.

Longboarding for Peace teaches the value of balance

By Nate Smelle Rolling into town this past weekend as part of this year’s Wheels, Water and Wings event, Longboarding for Peace set up shop ...

New local project to save lives

A new initiative in Bancroft could save lives. The Alzheimer Society of Hasting-Prince Edward (ALSHPE) has successfully integrated Project Lifesaver into the Hastings community with the help of the Bancroft OPP and the Bancroft Area Community Policing Advisory Committee (BACPAC).

Bancroft dismisses treasurer

In a sudden move, the Town of Bancroft decided to end the contract it had with Craig Davidson, who has been serving as treasurer since January 2015.

Fish Hatchery dinner spawns support for trout stocking work

By Tony Pearson The North Hastings Community Fish Hatchery held its ninth annual pig and lamb roast at the Bancroft Curling Club on Saturday night. ...

Town of Bancroft victim of fraud scam

The Town of Bancroft may have fallen victim to fraud scams.

Former area paramedics chief running for PC MPP

Another familiar face has joined the race for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario nomination.

Highlands to appoint new councillor

The Municipality of Hastings Highlands Council has begun seeking a representative for Monteagle Ward.

NDP candidate meets with voters in Bancroft

By Nate Smelle With the federal election fast approaching candidates across Canada have been busy professing their passion for politics to the people. As the ...

Bancroft council learns of mystery emails

Last March, Deputy Mayor Paul Jenkins sent a private email to Progressive Waste Solutions, a for-profit waste disposal company, asking what price the town might get if it tried selling its waste site. Jenkins said such a sale might help bring down the deficit and debt which Bancroft continues to run up on its sewer operations.

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