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Jason Parks

Jason Parks

Managing Editor at The Picton Gazette

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Yoga in the Park supports theROC

 MJ Macdonald is the co-owner of Decanter PEC in Wellington and has been a yoga teacher for 23 years. Over the last three years, she’s taught a small private group at Decanter on Sunday mornings and developed a loyal following. When the session ended in June and a break was planned, many practitioners asked how/if ... Yoga in the Park supports theROC
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Good Lox

As Lenny Epstein put it, Jewish culture is joyful, complex, creative — and meant to be shared. Good Lox is a small-but-mighty festival of Jewish culture organized by members of the local Jewish community. It takes place October 3-5.  “After October 7, people felt pretty isolated,” Mr. Epstein notes. “Folks who identify as Jewish were ... Good Lox
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County Cracks Top Ten — Again

For the eighth straight year, County Road 49, our cracked concrete welcome mat, has made the CAA’s 2025 Top Ten Worst Roads in Ontario list. The roadway was ranked Ontario’s third worst road. Only Aberdeen Avenue and Barton Street East — both in Hamilton — were considered worse.  About 6000 vehicles use 49 every day. ... County Cracks Top Ten — Again
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House Arrest

Justice John Bonn handed down his sentence to former Building Inspector Carol Ryan in Picton’s Ontario Court of Justice March 19. For the next 18 months, Ms. Ryan is to remain in her Deseronto apartment and is only permitted to leave for medical emergencies, counselling, community service work and employment. Justice Bonn also ordered Ms. ... House Arrest
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House Arrest

Justice John Bonn handed down his sentence to former Building Inspector Carol Ryan in Picton’s Ontario Court of Justice March 19. For the next 18 months, Ms. Ryan is to remain in her Deseronto apartment and is only permitted to leave for medical emergencies, counselling, community service work and employment. Justice Bonn also ordered Ms. ... House Arrest
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County Shops Local

With Canada on the brink of a trade war with the United States, the County of Prince Edward will be buying local — and encouraging residents to do likewise. Council is calling for a review of the municipality’s purchasing bylaw to consider measures allowing the Municipality to prioritize Canadian products and services, while maintaining compliance ... County Shops Local
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Making Moves

While it’s a near mathematical certainty they won’t be in the same position after the weekend, the Picton Pirates rose to greet the sun on Friday, January 10 with the knowledge they were tied for first place in the Provincial Junior Hockey League’s Tod Division. By virtue of their 8-1 thumping of the visiting North ... Making Moves
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Union Treasurer Guilty of Fraud

A former County of Prince Edward employee pleaded guilty last week of defrauding CUPE Local 2275 of over $150,000. Carol Ryan, a former inspector with the County’s Building Department, was Local 2275 Treasurer from 2009 until late 2022. Between March 2017 and September 2021, she deposited $152,878 in fraudulent cheques into her personal bank account. ... Union Treasurer Guilty of Fraud
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No Prom Allowed

A group of senior Panthers are rallying together after PECI’s Principal Kim Myderwyk informed them that the school would not be hosting a Senior Prom. In a letter to parents Oct. 17, Ms. Myderwyk said, “the decision comes in response to liability implications that have become more prominent in recent years.” “Organizing and overseeing a ... No Prom Allowed
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No Prom Allowed

A group of senior Panthers are rallying together after PECI’s Principal Kim Myderwyk informed them that the school would not be hosting a Senior Prom. In a letter to parents Oct. 17, Ms. Myderwyk said, “the decision comes in response to liability implications that have become more prominent in recent years.” “Organizing and overseeing a ... No Prom Allowed
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The Bren Gun Girl

After a summer at Hideaway Trailer Park in West Lake, retired sheet-metal worker and part-time County resident Gil Large, renowned for his copper wreaths, was seeking inspiration. During a winter in Costa Rica, in search of a cold cerveza one day, he found it. “They had a picture of Rosie the Riveter at the bar ... The Bren Gun Girl