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Drivers switch spots, both don’t have licence
BROCKVILLE – A couple of men thought they could pull the old driver switcheroo on Brockville police but it didn’t work. A police officer stopped […]
Month: October 2016
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Brockville police stress Halloween safety
BROCKVILLE – With a number of little ghosts and goblins running the streets for Halloween tonight (Oct. 31), police are stressing safety for both the […]
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Historic donation to St. Lawrence College
KINGSTON – St. Lawrence College has received its largest gift ever – $3 million from the Britton Smith Foundation. The money is going toward the […]
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Brockville women’s shelter receives $1,720 for programming
BROCKVILLE – Two large donations have come into a Brockville shelter, which helps abused woman and children in Leeds-Grenville. The Leeds and Grenville Internal House […]
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Police looking to locate SUV
BROCKVILLE – Police are looking for your help in locating a late-model SUV, seen near acts of damage of properties east of the city. Leeds […]
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‘Fight’ coming over school closure plan, says union
BROCKVILLE – The union representing support staff at the Upper Canada District School board says it’s “gearing up for a fight” over a proposal to […]
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School bus rolls near Addison
ADDISON – It was a harrowing bus ride home for about 20 students, north of Brockville Monday. A school bus rolled on Dixie Road East, […]
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Police hearing for Rean on hold
BROCKVILLE – A misconduct hearing for a Brockville police officer has been put on hold. The Police Services Act hearing convened at the city police […]
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Additional charge against former teacher from Morrisburg
OTTAWA – Another alleged victim has come forward, leading to an additional sex-related charge against a former teacher from Morrisburg. The Ottawa Police Service Sexual […]
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Student hit near TISS
BROCKVILLE – A student escaped serious injury after being hit by a vehicle outside Thousand Islands Secondary School on Wednesday (Oct. 19). City police say […]