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Who are you?

Long time ago, in the days of yore, cows got branded. So did outlaws, deserters and witches, apparently. But in our up-to-date, modern society, everything is being branded....
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Don’t follow leaders

Publishing a local newspaper has its ups and downs. On the up side, you get to meet some great people, people who make this...

Undermining the foundations

by Neil Pringle I’ve been a resident of North Grenville since 1991. I attended North Grenville District High School, and, in 2009, my brother and...

X does not equal X

Small towns talk, and they love to talk about bad drivers. Sure, people who live and work in large cities can’t drive either, but...
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Poor relations

Last week, the guest editorial pointed out the way in which the Municipality of North Grenville has failed the downtown businesses in Kemptville. Spending...
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Back home again

They say that travel broadens the mind, and perhaps it is true that you get a different perspective on things when you’ve been away...
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Let’s do more than talk

Today, January 31, is Bell Let’s Talk day. Since 2010 Bell has been hosting one day a year where they donate five cents for...

Jailhouse blues

The news that the provincial government are planning a major correctional facility in Kemptville came as a genuine shock to the community. Even the...

Shooting while blindfolded

Last week, a local resident got in touch with me to express a concern that a particular topic which has appeared in the Times...
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2018: that was a year, that was

Looking back on any given year, it is always surprising how much was packed into just twelve months. But looking back on 2018 leaves...