County cookbook
County cooks share their favourite recipes To describe the new County Heirlooms book as a cookbook would be a vast understatement. The new book from Invisible Publishing by Leigh Nash and Natalie Wollenberg does contain 42 recipes from chefs and cooks across the County, and the dishes are exquisitely styled and presented by Ruth Gangbar, […]
Heritage
Fate of two deteriorating properties still up in air When the Prince Edward Heritage Advisory Committee met virtually last Thursday, the agenda included an update on the proposed demolition of two heritage properties located within Sandbanks Provincial Park. Prince Edward County mayor Steve Ferguson noted the municipality is still awaiting a response from the provincial […]
Farmers’ market
Late and different start for Wellington in ninth year The Wellington Farmers’ Market welcomed its first day of the 2020 season with a big splash on Saturday. For the first few hours at least from its new opening time of 9 a.m., the heavens opened. For those patrons and vendors who braved the raindrops and […]
Radiothon 2020
The Voice of the County hosts COVID-safe fundraiser A radio station can relate to the importance of connection. It connects to the local community it serves in so many different ways, but also to a community that in turn supports its community radio station in a mutually beneficial and unique relationship. The community came through […]
A vision for the Regent
The Monarch on Main looks to a post-COVID future When Alexandra Seay took on the position of general manager at the Regent Theatre in December 2019, she brought a wealth of experience as a theatre and film director on the art side, and in marketing and project management on the business side. “This job was […]
Easy access
Two of four Millennium Trail launch points approved Council opted to approve only two of the four proposed launch points at last Thursday’s Committee of the Whole meeting held at the Highline Hall in Wellington. The Salem Road and Station Road launch points were approved, leaving Picton’s Lake Street launch point to be sent back […]
Health information
Resilience and social circles the way forward Dr. Ethan Toumishey with Hastings Prince Edward Public Health (HPEPH) hosted this week’s update on the COVID-19 outbreak. In the 12th event of its kind, which is now being held bi-weekly, Dr. Toumishey answered submitted questions during the Facebook Live session on Thursday. The public are encouraged to […]
Gone fishin’
The County Catch opens in Northport Providing Prince Edward County with a freshly caught supply of local fish is something Sleiman Al Jasem has done for the past few years, including two seasons at the Wellington Farmers’ Market. He has a following and has gained a reputation where people know where to find him and […]
Hospital build advances
Province announces funding to Stage Three On Friday, Bay of Quinte MPP Todd Smith announced that a new hospital will be built in Prince Edward County. “There was a will within this community to see the old hospital replaced, so today is a really big, big hurdle crossed. This is the opportunity that we have […]
Port Picton
Historic buildings relocated as development begins The first phase of the $200-million project to develop the property around the Claramount Inn in Picton is well under way. When complete, the development will have 180 residential units, restaurants and fitness facilities, as well as a network of walkways connecting publicly accessible parks and a waterfront boardwalk. […]