Looking Back Week Of Jan. 18
70 Years Ago January 21, 1948 – In a recorded 7-2 vote, Napanee council decided to go ahead and ask the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) to reconsider its bylaw authorizing…
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Novice B Crunch continue to improve
The Novice B Crunch had three games over the weekend, turning in strong defense in all three while picking up a draw to go with two close losses. The improvement…
NDSS stymied by LSS Black Knights
Adam Prudhomme Beaver Staff Any hope that the NDSS Golden Hawks boys’ hockey team’s strong showing in the St. Peter’s Classic would carry over into their return to KASSAA league…
Stone Mills buys Tamworth medical building
Adam Prudhomme Beaver Staff In an effort to open the door to future doctor recruitment, Stone Mills Township has acquired the Tamworth Medical Centre for $290,000. The building, located at…
Area-rating questions to be sent to province
Adam Prudhomme Beaver Staff Unsure of the legality of their proposed urban/rural tax rate for policing costs, Greater Napanee council has opted to formally submit a series of questions to…
Hodgen representing Napanee at Miss Ontario World pageant
Adam Bramburger Beaver Staff A Napanee gym owner is hoping to silence a few stereotypes about pageant entrants as she competes for a Miss Ontario World crown this weekend. Meighen Hodgen…
Politicizing jobs program a step down slippery slope
The current federal government came into power in 2015 amid messaging about a more inclusive, tolerant brand of politics. Some of the decisions Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his…
Staff picks: Heart of the City
Catherine Coles Coles Notes Andrée Duval, relief librarian for the County of Lennox & Addington Libraries, recently reviewed Heart of the City by Robert Rotenberg, the fifth outing for Detective…
It’s a fine night to enjoy eating some stew
Laurie Snider Notes from the Nest As the light of the day was beginning to fade, the rain which had been coming down in torrents all day, was starting to…
Bath to host Robbie Burns dinner on Jan. 26
Beaver Staff Bath’s Fairfield Gutzeit Society and St. John’s Community Hall will pay tribute to Scotland’s most famous poet with a traditional Robbie Burns dinner on Jan. 26 at 6…