The Gazette celebrates the first anniversary of its new publishers with Eliza Kozurno’s "Still Life with Gazette"
A preferred solution has emerged for water infrastructure from Wellington to Picton: one water treatment plant to serve Picton and Bloomfield as well as the village.
After five years on the board, Duarte Da Silva is now the head of the PEC Chamber of Commerce
County opens a $40,000 micro grant program for the local taxi industry
There’s a fortuitous overlap between livability — “healthy, complete communities” — and good design that is well worth attention.
Development Projects Around the County
View collectionThe 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.
A preferred solution has emerged for water infrastructure from Wellington to Picton: one water treatment plant to serve Picton and Bloomfield as well as the village.
There’s a fortuitous overlap between livability — “healthy, complete communities” — and good design that is well worth attention.
Residents of Fawcettville, a small neighbourhood just east of the Picton core, are looking forward to getting some new neighbours.
Gazette reportage from September, 1921
Two recent books are entries in a special genre. Neither quite history nor entirely fiction, they imagine the past in intriguing ways.
More than 100 years after it sank, “the holy grail of Ontario shipwrecks” will be opened to divers
New falafel house in the Rossmore Plaza has been eight years in the making
Gone, but not forgotten
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