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November 16, 2018

Tyendinaga, Sophiasburgh children gather to hear from award winning author

JASON PARKS STAFF WRITER The Legacy Room at Books & Company received another chapter in reconciliation on Thursday as students from Sophiasburgh Central and Tyendinaga…

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CANADA'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. SERVING PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY SINCE 1830. LOCALLY OWNED - PROUDLY INDEPENDENT

Tyendinaga, Sophiasburgh children gather to hear from award winning author

News

Tyendinaga, Sophiasburgh children gather to hear from award winning author

Stephen B. Roman taken out of service, likely to be scrapped

Panthers punch tickets for OFSAA provincial championships

Council votes to reinstate taxi licenses with conditions

Angel Tree office opens for 2018 campaign

Picton marks 100th anniversary of Armistice at Remembrance Day ceremony

Rotary Club of Picton celebrates 75 years of camaraderie and service

Regent celebrates 100 years with ‘Show of the Century’

Community Focus

Cenotaph crowds grow in Consecon

Stories From Our Past — Week of Nov. 15, 2018

Sixth Firelight Lantern Festival warms a cold, windy November night

County calls for comments concerning Cultivation Corporation

Festival of Trees returns Nov. 23-25

Homecoming harvest a celebratory affair for county farming couple

Kinettes dedicate bench

Stories From Our Past — Week of Nov. 8, 2018

Elks offer support for dementia safety initiatives

Artisans choose The Maker’s Hand for quality of crafts

LoveSong receives $100,000 donor match fundraising boost

Milford-raised psychic medium shares her gift on Deseronto walking tour

Sports

Panthers punch tickets for OFSAA provincial championships

Wellington comes up big on the road

Panthers stay course to win third consecutive Bay of Quinte senior championship

Despite depleted lineup, Pirates take four points to keep pace

Panthers looking for three-peat after upsetting Nicholson to return to final

Senior Panthers net playoff appearance

Aggressive defence lifts Panthers past Bayside in playoff opener

Alexander, Rinaldi earn OJHL laurels

Opinion

Info For Seniors: Sources for free calendars hard to come by

Inside The Library: Off to reflect on journalists’ responsibilities

Ontario’s opioid crisis is real, but there is a path toward limiting addictions

Info For Seniors: County Seniors Centre plans open house events

Inside The Library: As It Happens host Off to appear Nov. 24

U.S. midterm election illustrates need for co-operative politics