Editorials

In another week the school year ends.

Leaving home early on Tuesday we caught the name Orwell out of the corner of our eye.

One county roads project is nearing completion and others are well underway.

A good friend on the west coast is embarking on a cross-country tour this summer.

A little pride goes a long way.

News that Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) was closing its doors follows a string of retail giants that toppled in recent years.

Are we witnessing a turning point in history?

This coming Monday the most consequential election in modern times will be decided.

They used to joke about the “thumb on the scale” at butcher shops when wrapping up meat and weighing it for sale.

How about some good news for a change?

While waiting for the shoe to drop on tariffs, we got thinking about people.

The county’s speed camera pilot project is on track to become “a regular program”. That bit of news was announced by roads chair Gregg Davidson, the primary architect and driver behind the move to surveil and penalize speeders in Wellington County.

This past week a legendary teacher, over a 50-year career, passed away.

Along with Canada geese, snowbirds are returning.