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Toxic blue-green algae confirmed in Grippen Lake
LYNDHURST – Tests have come back positive for toxic blue-green algae in Grippen Lake, southwest of Lyndhurst. The algae bloom was spotted on Friday and […]
Month: July 2019
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Brockville bus replacement money coming
BROCKVILLE – The provincial government has announced it’s endorsing a plan to replace five Brockville Transit Buses. Local MPP Steve Clark announced Tuesday that the […]
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First federal riding debate Friday
BROCKVILLE – The first federal candidates debate in Leeds-Grenville, Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes will take place Friday afternoon in Brockville. The housing candidates debate […]
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Accused in Iroquois armed robbery getting faith-based treatment
MORRISBURG – The case of a Cardinal man, accused of an armed robbery at the Iroquois Circle K convenience store in February, has been put […]
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Possible toxic algae bloom in Grippen Lake
LYNDHURST – People around Grippen Lake, southwest of Lyndhurst, are being told to be careful after a suspected blue-green algae bloom was spotted. The Town […]
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Careless driving charge in six vehicle crash on Highway 15
LOMBARDY – One driver has been charged with careless driving after a six vehicle crash on Highway 15 Friday afternoon, which sent up to seven […]
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Seven people hospitalized in Highway 15 crash; highway closed
LOMBARDY – Seven people have been taken to area hospitals after a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 15 Friday afternoon. Provincial police say six vehicles were […]
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Aquatarium hires executive director
BROCKVILLE – The Brockville Aquatarium has hired another executive director to oversee the attraction. Michelle Osborne was among 30 applicants and went “through a comprehensive, […]
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September construction for new Iroquois campground building
IROQUOIS – Construction is expected to start in September for a new building at the Iroquois campground. South Dundas council and local business magnate John […]
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Brockville biz ‘cautiously optimistic’ on jobs, Manpower says
BROCKVILLE – With a talent shortage across Canada, employers are willing to take a bet on hiring “teachable candidates” and are more apt to offer […]