County to consult public on Sir John A. Macdonald statue
The County of Prince Edward is coming the community to seek input on how best to proceed with the complicated legacy honoured by a statue of Canada’s first Prime Minister on…
2019
Investing in yourself a good choice in 2020
Investing in yourself is in your best interest. Spending time and energy on your health, safety and wellbeing can provide a big pay-off in terms of how you feel. Becoming…
Expansion project good cause for last second donations
As we near the end of 2019 you may be contemplating your end of year giving. The County of Prince Edward Public Library is hoping that you will consider the…
Make it eight straight! Picton beats Mojacks, Islanders to keep mojo going
JASON PARKS STAFF WRITER While they will enjoy the break and use the time to nurse some nagging injuries, you wouldn’t blame the red hot Picton Pirates if they were…
Wellington ends 2019 in style, downing division rival Trenton
JASON PARKS STAFF WRITER The Wellington Dukes managed to close the books on the 2019 portion of their Ontario Junior Hockey League regular season schedule the right way on Friday,…
Cattlemen’s Association throw support behind LoveSong affordable Housing
The Cattlemen’s association recently presented a cheque for $10,000 to support the LoveSong Affordable Housing initiative being developed by Emmanuel Baptist Church in Bloomfield. Things have been moving forward quickly…
In Pictures: Spirit of Christmas comes to Prince Edward County
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Not-For-Profit Darkspark recognized by United Nations
A Canadian not-for profit organization that was founded in Prince Edward County has been recognized as a global leader in promoting intercultural understanding by being awarded the Intercultural Innovation Award…
Wellington tame Tigers, Fury to get back on East Division track
JASON PARKS STAFF WRITER It took some last minute scrambling but the Wellington Dukes extended their winning streak to two on Tuesday night, outlasting the host Whitby Fury 4-3. Ben…
Christmas behind the lines: Worshiping at the Prinzen Farm
JASON PARKS STAFF WRITER In the early 1940’s, long before they ever dreamed of emigrating from Holland to Canada with their large family in tow, Bernard and Dora Prinzen were…