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A glimpse into the future
South
Grenville District High School’s Co-operative Education program
students hosted an appreciation breakfast for their employers at the
Prescott Golf Club Friday. For more on the event and the school’s
program, see the story on Page 3. Also, Prescott Journal co-op Jake
Pitre is our guest editorialist this week, as he reflects on his first
experiences working at a newspaper. See page 6.
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OMB hearing
on Woodland development set for Tuesday.
The future of the Mapleview Homes development in Prescott will be determined next week.
Story on page 2
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Sloan says township
has to keep moving ahead
The
Port of Prescott Wharf Expansion Project, the Cardinal CIP and the
Township’s economic development strategy are all initiatives that will
begin to take shape in 2012.
Story on page 10
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This Week
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Participants make every step count at annual Walk for Memories
By Erin Christie
The money they raised is important, of course.
In fact, walkers participating in the Alzheimer Society of Leeds and
Grenville’ 8th annual Walk for Memories raised $16,000 in support of
the Society, all of which will go towards vital programming for the
increasing number of residents in need of the Society’s services.
Story on page 9
Big Art, Small Town
Artist
Thecla Kluck, second from far left, displays one of her unique Paverpol
sculptures during the opening reception held of the Dutch Hill Gallery
in Spencerville last Friday evening.
Story on page 10
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