Art and science come together at Hockley Studios

November 12, 2014

By Nate Smelle In his humble studio near Lake St. Peter, wildlife artist Kevin Hockley is taking a journey back in time. Bringing art and ...

New bi-weekly transit service in Wollaston

As of June 10 there was a new way to get to Bancroft from Wollaston Township.

Local Wood Initiative saves energy, money and the planet

“I don’t think people see that we are totally dependent on trees."

Junk pays for school trips

One person’s junk is another person’s treasure, something that couldn’t be more true for the Coe Hill School parent council.

Wollaston elects Graham Blair as new Reeve

By Jim Eadie In what can only be described as an upset, Reeve Dan McCaw has been defeated in the Wollaston Township municipal election contest. ...

Music brings joy to Manor residents

The Alzheimer Society of Hastings-Prince Edward is helping Alzheimer patients connect with loved ones through their shared memories of music.

Bancroft votes for change

By Nate Smelle The air inside the York River room at the Bancroft Eatery and Brew Pub was thick with tension as Mayor Bernice Jenkins ...

Canada mourns two slain soldiers

Armed with a hunting rifle, Zehaf-Bibeau ran across the lawn and entered the Centre Block at Parliament Hill, where he shot and wounded another Parliamentary guard.

Carpentry course launches student’s new career

In an outcome which again indicates that you really can start afresh, a recent graduate of the SIRCH Community Service carpentry course has found full time local employment in her new field – one she had never practised before taking the SIRCH training. And in turn, that has resulted in an invitation to show off the range of student projects at the Saw-Tech Log-Expo, taking place this weekend in Bancroft.