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10:08 am Tyler Beatson shreds some waves off the shore in Wellington. Photo by Rick Matthews. 10:07 am Around the horn. 10:05 am Neither here nor there. 10:00 am Recalls. 9:56 am Tea and cookie time. 01. Around the County. Around the horn.
News | The Times
Oct 17, 2024 · Tyranny thrives in detachment. It grows in fearful people looking away. Trump promises to be a dictator, to round up migrants, execute alleged drug dealers and fix crime with “one really violent day.”. He will abandon Ukraine. He will let Poland, Moldova and the Baltic states twist in the face of Putin’s ambition.
Welcome home | The Times
Oct 3, 2024 · The 19-year-old Calgary, Alberta native went 13-5-0 with a 2.53 goals against average and a .911 save percentage in 19 games last season. The Dukes travel to North York on Tuesday to face the Rangers. The North York team is off to a terrible start to the season, winning just a single game in 12 starts in September.
County News | The Times
Posted: November 8, 2024 at 9:53 am / County News. Preserving a record of the County’s heritage architecture The Historical Architectural Survey of Prince Edward (HASPE) was compiled by Tom Cruickshank in the early 1980s and comprises some 22,000 pages held in 116 three-ring binders and is part of the Prince Edward County Archives.
About Us | The Times
The Wellington Times was founded in 1992. In 2004 Kathleen Sabyan and Rick Conroy acquired the newspaper. In 2017, Corey Engelsdorfer took over as Publisher. The Times remains one of Ontario’s last independently owned community newspapers. We are unashamedly local in our perspective, content and editorial.
Around the County | The Times
Aug 22, 2018 · Founded in 1992. Published in Wellington, Ontario. Distributed each week throughout Prince Edward County. Publisher: Corey Engelsdorfer. We reserve the right to edit or reject any copy.
Firelight Lantern Festival | The Times
13 hours ago · The twelfth annual Firelight Lantern Festival took place in Picton on Friday and Saturday evenings, bringing a welcome dose of fun and light to the community. Hosted by the Department of Illumination arts collective, the Festival is an eagerly anticipated event preceded by several weeks of community lantern making workshops, and the conversion ...
Settled | The Times
Oct 17, 2024 · Settled. Picton Terminals and the County agree to settlement terms. The years-long battle between Picton Terminals and the County has come to a close, after an out-of-court settlement was reached and accepted by Council last Tuesday evening. In closed session earlier in the meeting, Council received a second confidential independent legal ...
‘Astonishingly reckless’ | The Times
August 15, 2024 at 10:20 am Disappointed But Not Surprised. Call and email the mayor and Council. You probably won’t be successful at calling, but if you send an email to each of the councilors, and CC [email protected], then at least the Times will have a record of what was said to them.Note: You may want to ask the Times if they would prefer you not do this, to avoid cluttering their ...
Breathtaking | The Times
Oct 10, 2024 · The current plan brings the total estimated waterworks spending to $297 million—with several components not yet costed. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PLAN: $157 million in water service expansion. $140 million in wastewater service upgrades. $66 million wastewater plant expansion in Picton. $56 million water transmission pipeline from Wellington to Picton.