Both Panthers entries go 2-1 at Crusader Classic
Weekend tournament allows juniors and seniors good competition heading into stretch run The PECI Basketball Panthers had a relatively successful tune-up for the stretch run at…
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Champ visits Kentwood residents
Letter: Federal government right to charge polluters
At last our government has decided to bite the bullet and take action on climate change. According to the scientists we have just 12 years…
Letter: Owners must be responsible for their rentals
I’m saddened by the exploitation of our neighborhoods by operators of short-term accommodations who don’t uphold our traditions or promote the caretaking of our natural…
Info For Seniors: Seniors Fair Nov. 1 offers a full schedule
We have a full schedule of fabulous presentations coming up at the Seniors Fair Nov. 1. There will be opening remarks at 10 a.m. followed…
Inside The Library: Grab a costume and come to our gala
If you haven’t dressed up for Halloween in a while it might be fun to look around the house and see what kind of character…
Stories From Our Past — Week of Oct. 25, 2018
Each week, the Gazette looks back on stories from the past. Here is what happened this week, by year… 1938 – Kindergarten classes in Picton were…
Newly elected officials have a challenging task in front of them
The auditioning is over and soon the job will begin. Prince Edward County electors have spoken and 14 candidates have emerged as the first group to sit…
CEDC reviews mandate and priorities for next term
Commissioners talk about objectives, role in public consultation ADAM BRAMBURGER STAFF WRITER Last week, the County’s community and economic development commission used part of its…
Vic Cafe, Veenstra Plumbing win regional business awards
ADAM BRAMBURGER STAFF WRITER A pair of Prince Edward County businesses were recognized among the region’s best at the 2018 Quinte Business Achievement Awards in…