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The 19th annual Tweed Festival of Trees held last December proved to be the most successful in the history of the event, a meeting in the town arena Thursday was told.

The 19th annual Tweed Festival of Trees held last December proved to be the most successful in the history of the event, a meeting in the town arena Thursday was told.

The 19th annual Tweed Festival of Trees held last December proved to be the most successful in the history of the event, a meeting in the town arena Thursday was told.

The 19th annual Tweed Festival of Trees held last December proved to be the most successful in the history of the event, a meeting in the town arena Thursday was told.

The 19th annual Tweed Festival of Trees held last December proved to be the most successful in the history of the event, a meeting in the town arena Thursday was told.

Local historian Gordon Pitts will appear at the Tweed Public Library on October 5 to talk about the role of oral histories in researching and writing about Hastings County’s past.

JACK EVANS

Researchers have confirmed at least one tornado struck an area north of Belleville on Sunday evening, Environment Canada says.

Crews from Environment and Climate Change Canada and Western University’s Northern Tornadoes Project are investigating to determine whether tornadoes are responsible for damage across eastern Ontario following storms Sunday night.

Premium Content Subscriber only Free wellbeing sessions for people caring for a person living with dementia or memory loss will be available in Northern NSW. The training will allow people to share strategies for self-care and managing stress in order to take care of themselves. Workshop organiser Heather Tannock from Social Futures, said caring for someone with dementia can be physically and emotionally draining. “Dementia can cause memory loss, depression, hallucinations, false ideas, an...