Picton Gazette Express Vol. 2 No. 2

January 23, 2025

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Yesterday the Toronto Star and the Gazette reported that a private suit, brought by four County residents, convinced a Justice of the Peace to proceed with charges against the owners of Picton Terminals for illegal excavations.

County planners and the zoning by-law restrict new residential and commercial development in the County to the villages and towns along the Highway 33 corridor that connects Picton, Bloomfield, Wellington, and Consecon.
That high density urban development is putting pressure on the Millennium Trail.
The County is joining the new Bay of Quinte Film Office in an effort to restore the region to its former glory as a center for film production.

Hollywood Beach — right here at Sandbanks

The Weekend Ticket

The PEC Single Malt Society hosts a Robbie Burns Dinner at The Waring House Saturday at 7pm.

And finally. It’s January, it’s cold, and a day on ice might not be for you. There’s always The Regent!

There is still time to catch Nosferatu tonight. The long awaited Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown opens Friday and runs all week. Book your tickets — they are going fast.

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