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Rabbit Holes
Award-winning author visits the County with a new book, one that weaves together fiction and reality
Maureen Jennings, best known for creating the Murdoch Mysteries, stopped by the Gazette office the other day for a chat about all things County.
Larry Tayler pens County's first gay romance novel in the dining room at Macaulay House
Ever rise early in the morning and wonder what is chirping at you from the back yard?
The U.S. Vice President sailed across Lake Ontario on a rather impressive yacht, the Widgeon, and docked in Picton Harbour one weekend in July, 1957. Thomas Harrison tells the story.
Lynne Grist's second time-travelling tale satisfies young readers
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Landmark Volume
Steven Spielberg’s The Post begins in the second half of Katharine Graham’s memoir, Personal History: the nerve-wracking moment the newly bereaved Graham had to address the Board of Directors of the Washington Post
Dr. Marie Wilson, a member of the TRC, was in town to discuss North of Nowhere, a reflective account of six years in the field.
The Gazette's Fall series features screenings and readings about the Newspaper Film genre
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