West Nile Virus detected in area; threat still low
By: Matthew Blair Winter may be just around the corner, but local mosquitoes could still pose a threat. Despite the changing weather, a visitor to the Prince Edward County area[…]
Heritage Advisory Committee reports record year
By Sam Normand February 20 marks the beginning of Heritage Week in Prince Edward County, celebrating the regions history as well as achievements in heritage preservation. This year, the Heritage[…]
Local MPP disappointed with Premier’s decisions
By Tyson Leonard Local Conservative MPP Todd Smith said Ontario is in a serious situation and Premier Dalton McGuinty is running away from it. “Ontario has become less prosperous and[…]
Local MPP disappointed with Premier's decisions
By Tyson Leonard Local Conservative MPP Todd Smith said Ontario is in a serious situation and Premier Dalton McGuinty is running away from it. “Ontario has become less prosperous and[…]
County wineries thriving in a dry summer
By Tyson Leonard Wineries in Prince Edward County are predicting an exceptional year and it’s partly due to the dry weather. “I think (this year) should be pretty incredible,” said[…]
Wind turbine health study highlights calls for a moratorium
By Tyson Leonard A Health Canada study researching into the possible health effects of wind turbines has highlighted calls for a moratorium on wind turbines in Prince Edward County. Todd[…]
More ticks means a bigger risk of contracting Lyme disease
By Tyson Leonard View Endemic area for ticks in a larger map> A rise in ticks across the country means a rise in the risk of contracting Lyme disease in[…]
OPP enforcing road safety for Canada Road Safety Week
By Tyson Leonard The OPP will be out on the roads this weekend to enforce the rules of the road during Canada Road Safety Week. “Our goal is to see[…]
New grants for local youth
By Kristen Oelschlagel Youth in Hastings and Prince Edward County could get a helping hand from the United Way of Quinte. A new youth grant will be used for[…]
Local apple growers in for a rough year
By Tyson Leonard Colin Campbell is bracing for a rough year after unusual weather wiped out much of his apple crop at his orchard in Rednersville. The orchard is likely[…]
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