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County News | The Times
网页3 天之前 · Community Grown. Posted: August 29, 2024 at 9:02 am / County News. Celebration of harvest event returns to Prince Edward County The story of Prince Edward County is one of innovation. It always has been. A story of struggle to forge an economy from this shelf of lightly covered limestone protruding into Lake Ontario.
Living dangerously | The Times
网页2 天之前 · Living dangerously. Dukes start the season, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. But for a single period, the Dukes would be golden through three games in this young season. The 2024 version features more mass, and more heft than past seasons. So it may explain the sluggish start in Wellington’s home opener—but once the team got going ...
County Adaptation Film Festival | The Times
网页2 天之前 · Posted: September 19, 2024 at 9:33 am / by Times / comments (0) tags: Inaugural film festival set to open on September 27. The past few weeks have been a whirlwind of activity for Regent Theatre artistic director Alexandra Seay and staff and volunteers as they prepare for the opening of the inaugural County …
Game changer? | The Times
网页2024年9月12日 · Game changer? Premier Doug Ford comes to Wellington. Premier Doug Ford and Ontario Minister of Infrastructure Kinga Surma stopped by the Highline Hall in Wellington on Monday morning to announce grant funding of $18.3 million from the Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund (HEWSF) toward the design of a new Wellington regional water treatment ...
A clear path | The Times
网页2024年8月22日 · A clear path. BY TIM GOOD, PHYO KYI AND WENDY MATTHEWS. In the July 24 issue of The Times, former councillor Ernie Margetson asked a simple question: “How long can we afford to carry the cost of what we have already spent?”. It’s a question all ratepayers are asking, given the $40+ millions that has already been spent on waterworks ...
About face | The Times
网页3 天之前 · Crowe explained that the nearest port is over 180 kilometres away in Prescott, and that a grain terminal in Picton could help farmers get grains to market at a better price. “We spend over $100,000 year on trucking and fuel. Shipping by boat is 10 times more efficient,” said Crowe. “For us as a family farm, this is an exciting opportunity.
Four things | The Times
网页2024年8月22日 · Four things. ONE. A warm thank you to everyone who left their homes last Monday night to join your neighbours in voicing their worries and concerns about the quarter-billion-dollar waterworks plans in Wellington. More than 500 of you!
“A Place to Stand, a Place to Grow” | The Times
网页2024年9月5日 · Every election, municipal, provincial or federal, has consequences about your life. Your vote is your power to have a say in how your tax dollars are being spent. Ask the questions. Make sure you’re on the voters’ list. Show up on the 19th of September (don’t forget your ID) and let the Riding, and the Province, know you really do care.
October 1 | The Times
网页2024年9月5日 · October 1. Wellington developer given a shorter leash. There was another important twist in the waterworks meeting last week. While Council approved a tender for a new sewage pumping station to help move waste along the new trunk line, it also gave the developer a new deadline to come up with its development charges payment.