The ambitious new 54-acre plan could add five new streets to the neighbourhood off Owen Street in East Picton. At least 200 houses are coming, as well as a large 2.5 acre park.
Business is booming at Bailey's Casual Dining, where membership has its privileges
10 different parcels are candidates for removal from tourist-commercial designation
A Picton resident who emigrated from Holland 30 years ago stars in a film about the liberation of Holland
A ten-year Parks and Recreation Master Plan, designed to meet the needs of a diverse and evolving community, was rolled out for Council earlier this month.
Residents of Fawcettville, a small neighbourhood just east of the Picton core, are looking forward to getting some new neighbours.
Gilbert and Lighthall Marketplace is closing its doors after 19 years in business. Last week, Chris Fanning sat down with Alexandra Bake, owner of the Marketplace as well as the historic building that houses it, to reflect upon change and Picton’s thriving downtown core.
Depleted American Eel fishery in Lake Ontario watershed a Schedule 1 environmental concern
A bypass for freight trucks is proposed to divert traffic from Picton Main Street
Full house at opening Authors Festival event chooses its book of the year
Collaboration between the Curling Club and the Cherry Valley Women’s Institute brings another arts and crafts show to the County this summer
Council looks to purchase the former school building and strike public-private partnership on affordable housing
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