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Closing the net
A year into a $100,000 fraud investigation, Prince Edward OPP have charged five suspects
Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner seeks support for Farmland Protection Bill.
County Delegation at AMO Conference presses Health Minister for more funds
Lobbying continued at last week's AMO, led by local MP Chris Malette
CJ and Megan Thompson were evicted as managers of the Picton Marina in March for, among other reasons, “arrears in rent.” The rent was $1 a year. Now, the County is threatening to seize $1.25 million in new boat slips they built next door. A security camera at the Marina office recorded a staff conversation that suggests why. The County is taking the Thompsons to court — and seeking an Order to have the video destroyed.
Five years on, Reading Round Up continues to be an important part of life Macaulay Village
Major donation kickstarts fundraising for PEC's new year-round camp for children with cancer
For the first time since 2016, a low water warning has been issued across Quinte’s regional watershed
The York Street Laneway serves both vehicles and pedestrians. It connects Picton Main Street to Mary Street, and beyond that, Delhi Park and Macaulay Village
Corn withering on the stalk, soy crumpling under the sun, and farmers in despair
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