Traffic stop leads to drug charge in Hawkesbury
A July 2 traffic stop in Hawkesbury resulted in a drug charge. Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)...
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A summertime day of music at Vankleek Hill Porchfest
What do 43 musical acts and 26 stages have in common? This is not some kind of complicated math...
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Windbreak planting paused in SDG
The United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry (SDG) has made changes to its procedure for...
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House fire in Grenville
Late in the afternoon on Friday, July 3, there was a minor fire at a residence on rue Principale...
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Province planned poorly in Hawkesbury
A lack of careful planning and discernment at the provincial level means drivers in Hawkesbury […]
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Free day use at Ontario Parks on Friday, July 17
Spend a summer Friday outdoors in nature. Celebrate with Ontario Parks on Friday, July...
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Glengarry Pioneer Museum hosts a busy summer programming schedule
There is something to interest all ages scheduled at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum this July and...
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Race for mayor develops in Alfred and Plantagenet
Two incumbent municipal politicians are running for Mayor in the Township of Alfred and Plantagenet. Antoni Viau, who is currently a Ward 2 Councillor, had already filed nomination papers, and now incumbent Mayor Yves Laviolette...
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Store expansion proposal a winner with Hawkesbury council
A plan to expand a popular retail outlet in Hawkesbury is supported by town council. On Monday,...
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MP’s farm visit turns to Alto discussion
Questions, concerns, and opposition to the proposed Alto high-speed rail project ended up being...
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Helping English speaking residents navigate the health system in the Laurentians
For many of the estimated 47,000 English-speaking residents of the Laurentians, navigating...
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Summer reading contest winner
Congratulations to Freddie, joined in the photo by his siblings Matteo, Ben, and Adeline, as he...
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Ladouceur in the spotlight this season at Cornwall Motor Speedway
Tristan Ladouceur of Alexandria is only 19 years old, already in his fifth season as a DIRT track...
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Discover Dalkeith’s heritage and history
By Pat Kerr Approaching the crest of a hill between Breadalbane and Brodie, as you enter the...
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Students across Prescott-Russell receive Job Succession Scholarships
There are 11 high school graduates across Prescott-Russell whose post-secondary education costs...
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May unemployment figures for Prescott-Russell
The unemployment situation in Prescott-Russell showed mixed and modest statistics in May,...
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Step into a World of Local Delights and Hidden Gems! Whether you’re a lifelong resident, a...
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Alto must benefit rural Canada
To the Editor, The federal government’s Alto high-speed rail project has the potential to be...
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Review ownership changing
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