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Arrest made in Prescott robberies
PRESCOTT – Provincial police have made an arrest in connection to a couple weekend robberies of a gas bar and convenience store. Grenville County O.P.P., […]
Month: October 2015
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Clark disappointed with Great Lakes protection bill
QUEEN’S PARK – Leeds-Grenville MPP Steve Clark characterized the passing of a water protection bill as more about politics than protection. “We hoped the government […]
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School security tightened briefly after man with knife spotted
KEMPTVILLE – Three Kemptville schools had their security tightened this morning (Tuesday) after a man was spotted with a knife in the area of several […]
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Ag sector winners, losers in TPP deal
While one local dairy producer warns the Trans-Pacific Partnership is the first of many cracks in Canada’s supply management system, others are hailing it as […]
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Candidates take aim at trade deal
The Trans-Pacific Partnership is great news for the local area, opening up new markets while preserving supply management for generations, says Conservative incumbent Gord Brown. […]
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Cab patron gets ride to police station
BROCKVILLE – A Saturday night of partying for a city man ended with a cab ride…to the police station. Brockville police said a local cab […]
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Two Prescott robberies in less than 10 hours
There were two robberies in Prescott on Saturday less than a kilometre apart from each other. Read more about the scary situation from employees in […]
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Welcome to town Patrick Brown
Brockville was introduced to Patrick Brown on Saturday, giving people in the area their first chance to meet the new leader of the Progressive Conservative […]
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Bows and wows for top biz
ROEBUCK -A veterinary services business in operation for almost 40 years is the latest winner of the Augusta Township business of the year. Read more […]
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Five years for sex crimes
A former church organist, who pleaded guilty to indecent assault and gross indecency on two youths more than three decades ago, was sentenced to five […]