County natives a part of Napanee Express success
JASON PARKS STAFF WRITER While fast pitch softball remains a niche sport played by adults on this side of the Skyway bridge, Prince Edward County still makes significant contributions to…
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Chamber music festival opens 15th season Friday
The Prince Edward County Chamber Music Festival will officially start its much-anticipated second movement this Friday at St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church. For opening night of the festival’s 15th year,…
Rednersville Road artists show a wide variety of handcrafted items on annual tour
Labour Day weekend studio visits offer public an opportunity to learn about what goes into works TERRY MCNAMEE FOR THE GAZETTE Labour Day weekend meant three full days of…
Info For Seniors: Remember to take care of your emotional health
No matter what age you are, it is important to look out for your own emotional well-being. This is especially true for older adults because of the special challenges at…
Inside The Library: Anyone can research at the County Archives
The idea of an archive being a dark and foreboding place is a thing of the past. Contrary to common misconception you do not need to be an academic or…
Stories From Our Past — Week of Sept. 6, 2018
Each week, the Gazette looks back on stories from the past. Here is what happened this week, by year… 1938 -Under the direction of foreman James Hicks, considerable sidewalk improvements…
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In the Google age, the quality of available content still matters
This week, Google turned 20. Don’t believe it? Well, Google it. Sometimes, particularly for the younger generation, it can be hard to think that just two decades ago there wasn’t the…
Ameliasburgh museum celebrates a half-century with games, live music, and displays
TERRY MCNAMEE FOR THE GAZETTE It’s been 50 years since the founding of what would become Ameliasburgh’s very own Heritage Village, and the place was hopping as the anniversary was…
Authors kill it at second crime writers’ festival
Audiences respond well to chance to rub elbows with well-versed women TERRY MCNAMEE FOR THE GAZETTE Murder and mayhem took over Picton on Labour Day Weekend, but it was actually…