Community

“Communities for Kids has identified a significant issue in our community; that is, Princeton children are not equally prepared for formal instruction in Kindergarten,” Hamilton stated. “Rotary donates the equivalent of the tuition for one child each year,” said Hamilton, “so $1300 for one child to attend two weekly sessions in the year proceeding Kindergarten.

April 21st will mark the 60th anniversary of the Princeton Secondary School Family Fair. The fair raises funds for bursaries for the graduating class of Princeton Secondary School.

Riverside Theatre presents award winning movie Precious in conjunction with Prevention of Violence Against Women Week.

Lynn Pelly, Executive Director of Princeton and District Community Services shares her thanks to the many volunteers.

Two local grads initiate a fundraiser with the help of Santo's Restaurant

Riverside Theatre presents a docementary called Boys and Men Healing on Wednesday, April 13 in conjunction with Victimes of Crime Awareness Week

“It started out as a little project that just grew,” said teacher Raelene Campana just minutes before her proud class revealed who the winner was of a beautiful hand made quilt. The quilt hung gently and majestically on a blanket holder near the classroom door. It was covered in bright colours with pictures that were not just there for design, but to tell a story, send a message and to unite the world.

The Royal Canadian Legion in Princeton spoils the ladies, yet once again. Dinner, prizes and dancing, what more could a girl ask for?

A person doesn't make it through 94 years on this planet without having seen and done a lot. For George Meston, his story is his own, full of trials and tribulations that are as unique as the man is himself. George is a man who has made a difference and whose life needs to be captured in a glimpse of the past.