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    • <p>Scenes from The Post, All the President&#8217;s Men, and Citizen Kane (Courtesy IMDB)</p>

    Read the Gazette's pieces on the books and films the club has featured so far...

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    The candidates and the issues

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    <p>Michelle Mossey (centre) with John&#8217;s Barber Shop colleagues Afton Hall and Elaine Kerr (Photo: Jason Parks / Gazette Staff)</p>

    Celebrating 70 Years

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    <p>Countylicious, Spring 2024, by Evert Rosales</p>

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    <p>Suzanne Pasternak</p>

    A collection of Gazette stories about an artist and historian dedicated to the County

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    <p>Front Page of the Picton Gazette, 7 June 1944</p>

    Stories about our past and its preservation

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    Coverage of the Cherry Valley gas expansion

    Natural gas no longer fits with Ontario's long term energy goals

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    <p>Eliza Kozurno, Still Life with Gazette, Acrylic on Canvas (2023)</p>

    The Gazette is finalist in three OCNA Awards categories and honourable mention in two

    The little paper that could

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    <p>It was a standing room only crowd at Highline Hall last week to hear lawyer Andrew Biggart poke holes in the County&#8217;s Regional Master Water Plan. (Karen Valihora/Gazette Staff)</p>

    Keeping an eye on new builds

    Development Projects Around the County

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    <p>Sandbanks (Jed Tallo, Gazette Staff)</p>

    Promoting Tourism in Prince Edward County

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    <p>Base31 has submitted a draft plan application for a seven-storey rental apartment building near the Revitalization District with 120 units and a minimum of 5% at affordable rates. Its first village will be just north of Kingsley Road. About 500 of a variety of housing types will be arranged around a large central park and stormwater pond. Construction could start late 2025, though the pace depends upon Ministerial approval of a housing accelerator application, still in the works.</p>

    Base31

    Keeping an eye on development at Camp Picton

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    <p>P &#038; H loads corn at Hamilton Harbour with a specially designed dust-suppressing grain spout. (Photo Supplied)</p>

    Keeping an eye on activities on Picton Bay

    Reporting, editorials and letters

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    October 2, 2024

    Volume 194 No. 40

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    September 25, 2024

    Volume 194 No. 39

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    September 18, 2024

    Volume 194 No. 38

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