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Seniors and Active Living Fair an exciting event. One of the most exciting events on the library’s outreach calendar each year is the Community Care for Seniors Information and Active Living Fair – this year on Thursday, November 14 at the Wellington …
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Hospice Quinte has received a crowning commitment of $30,000 over the next 10-years thanks to a local family-owned corporation. Crown Ridge Health Care Services announced the pledge of a $3,000 gift annually, over a decade, during a special cheque presentation at Hospice Quinte’s Stan Klemencic Care Centre yesterday.
Campaign set to save Gananoque’s walking bridge
8 hours ago — It also estimated repair costs at $2.5 million. A local group calling itself Save Our King Street Pedestrian Bridge, spearheaded by John W. Taylor and Caroline Yung, is trying to rally the community to let the town council know that the bridge is of value and needs to be saved. A group of residents in Gananoque calling themselves Save Our King ...
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6 days ago — CUPE Local 1842, a union who represents the paramedics of the Hastings-Quinte Paramedic Service, is sounding the alarm in a press release where they say the province’s paramedics are facing increased populations, increased 911 call volumes and delayed response times. Stories continue below.
Napanee’s historic Town Hall gets a facelift | The Napanee Guide
Jul 19, 2024 — Erected in 1856, Napanee Town Hall is an early example of a combination town hall and market, an arrangement popular in Ontario before 1870. Designed by Kingston architect Edward Horsey with its simple yet stately design and porticoed entry added in the twentieth century, the town hall is a rare extant example of a town hall in the Greek ...
Immigration cuts to rein in Maritimes' GDP growth in 2025 | The …
Nov 1, 2024 — Newfoundland and Labrador’s economy is forecast to grow 2.6 per cent in 2024 and 2.9 per cent in 2025, largely as a result of oil production, but the rest of the province’s economy will slow. For example, the report said it could be a challenging year for the mining sector, although there is potential for growth.
Napanee council sees results of consultation on encampment …
Oct 24, 2024 — Napanee council reviews results of public consultation on parks bylaw, encampment protocol. The Town of Greater Napanee is hosting a public meeting to address concerns from local residents about encampments that have appeared on public property, including this one in Springside Park, pictured on Aug. 28, 2024.
Festival of Lights set to dazzle holiday revelers | The Napanee Guide
Oct 17, 2024 — The perennial Festival of Lights runs from Nov. 15 to Jan. 6 at Jane Forrester Park. This year’s display will feature exciting new installations including a polar bear bench, and extended lights and snowflakes on the Bayshore Trail to the Shirley Langer Trail. Attendees are encouraged to take photos with the displays and show their love online.
2022 Napanee Parade of Lights - The Napanee Guide
Dec 5, 2022 — More than 70 floats made their way through the brightly-lit Napanee downtown during the annual Parade of Lights on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022. Meghan Balogh/The Kingston Whig-Standard/Postmedia Networkjpg, KI. Santa waves to thousands of parade-goers during the annual Parade of Lights in downtown Napanee on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022.
Napanee CAO prompts town staff shakeup | The Napanee Guide
Oct 10, 2024 — When Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Matthew Grant began serving the Council and citizens of the Town of Greater Napanee on June 17, 2024, he undertook a review of the corporation’s structure, capabilities, strengths, and opportunities for improvement, with a focus on greater efficiency. Grant will provide Town Council with a report on his ...