Local CFDC well-represented in our nation’s capital

May 9, 2023

By Kimberly McMunn Special to This Week Community Futures Development Corporation of North and Central Hastings, and South Algonquin, executive director, Mary Lynn Rutledge, and ...

Mock disaster training exercise held at Maynooth Public School

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter According to a May 2 press release on the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board website, and ...

Grassroots efforts making a big difference for turtles

By Nate Smelle With the 2023 turtle nesting season now underway, Think Turtle Conservation Initiative’s managing director Kelly Wallace is already on the move. When ...

Shamrock Club raise money for NHIP with three-day snooker tournament

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Shamrock Club, a seniors club operating out of the Dungannon Recreation Centre in L’Amable, held a three-day ...

Whitney Blackfly Festival coming back in June

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Whitney Blackfly Festival is coming back this June to South Algonquin Township. Touted as Whitney’s most buzzing ...

Wollaston Heritage Committee plans for summer season

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Wollaston Heritage Committee had two meetings a couple of weeks ago to begin planning for their summer ...

Kathy Figueroa poetry reading at CMPL

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Carlow Mayo Public Library had a reading from poet, photographer, writer, editor and book publisher Kathy Figueroa ...

Local student wins Arlyne Gillespie Award for astronomy

By Chris Drost Ares Worsley, who is a grade 6 student at York River Public School, received first in his group and was awarded the ...

Dark Sunrise to haunt the big screen at Village Playhouse May 9

By Nate Smelle On Tuesday, May 9 the Highway 7 Film Festival is hosting a special screening of the film Dark Sunrise at the Bancroft ...

Back the Cat committee only $300K away from fundraising goal

By Chris Drost Through the generosity of municipalities, businesses, Choices, the North Hastings Hospital Auxiliary, and others, $2.2 million has been raised out of a ...

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