Only on Newswatch CORNWALL – “I was just trying to protect my son.” That explanation from Lyndon Fawcett, as the 41-year-old Cornwall man was sentenced this month to two years in prison for having a […][…]
WINCHESTER – Provincial police are looking for a couple of thieves who’ve been ripping off the contents of unlocked cars and trucks in Winchester. SD&G O.P.P. say the thefts happened nearly two weeks ago (Nov. […][…]
CRYSLER – During the wintertime, it’s not unusual to see a car or truck in the ditch. But drivers in North Stormont had the unusual sight Thursday (Nov. 22) of seeing a large crane truck […][…]
CORNWALL – Cornwall lawyer Donald W. Johnson has celebrated a career milestone. Surrounded by lawyers, Crown attorneys and legal staff at Schnitzel’s on Thursday night, Johnson was presented with a painting of himself to mark […][…]
CORNWALL – The Cornwall Community Hospital has signed on to be a fifth hospital screening people at high risk for developing lung cancer. The Lung Cancer Screening Pilot for People at High Risk by Cancer […][…]
CORNWALL – After nearly a month, a missing persons report for a Cornwall woman has been closed. Cornwall police say 29-year-old Brittany Mussgnug was “successfully located” on Tuesday (Nov. 20). They did not disclose the […][…]
KINGSTON – A survey of post-grad students from St. Lawrence College show nearly nine out of every 10 are working after they graduate. The college shared the figures Tuesday as part of its Key Performance […][…]
SD&G – Two SD&G municipalities have received grants to help with long term municipal planning. South Dundas is getting $50,000 from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) to do a roads needs study and buy […][…]
ST. ANDREWS WEST – South Stormont Fire Chief Gilles Crepeau says damage in a weekend house fire in St. Andrews West is upwards of $400,000 The fire raced through the single-storey home on Haughton Street […][…]
SD&G – Food regulators in Canada and the United States are warning people not to eat romaine lettuce after a new outbreak of food poisoning. Thirty-two people in 11 states have fallen ill from E. […][…]
