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Thanks to funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation of $13,600 over 12 months, both Flinton and Denbigh Library now offer fax service. The grant has enabled the Township to purchase new print/copy/scan and fax machines for each location, a service not readily available in the area. This funding has also enabled us to complete the update of our computer systems and purchase new 24' monitors for all machines. Updates will also be made to the Large Print, Audio and DVD sections on a regular basis with this funding. The installation of an accessible workstation at the Flinton Library makes both locations fully accessible.'I am pleased to see the Ontario Trillium Foundation's contribution to the improvements at these libraries. Providing access to these communications and information tools at these locations is important and will be a great benefit for many rural residents who may not otherwise have access. I congratulate the team at the Addington Highlands Public Library for their continuing efforts on behalf of local resident

|Whats New|BIS login|Questions? Get in touch|At Bayfield, we create relationships of enduring value and respectwith our children and youth, our staff and agencies with whom we partner in our efforts to make a significant difference.Bayfield is a rural treatment facility for children and youth. Our programs offer care and treatment for boys and girls experiencing difficulties such as conduct disorder, psychiatric disorders and attention deficit disorder.Community is at the heart of all our activities. We help young people connect to the community. We support families. We share our acquired knowledge with individuals and organizations. Children and youth benefit from our environment, which encourages growth, change, and positive interaction in the family and community. We foster an environment that honours the rights and responsibilities of each individual. This is achieved by offering quality programs that develop occupational skills, academic skills, life skills, mutual respect, common sense, and morality.Link

Crowe Valley Conservation Authoritysince 1958, The Crowe Valley Conservation Authority (Cvca) Has Worked In Partnership With Its Ten Member Municipalities And The Ontario Ministry Of Natural Resources (Mnr).With Its Head Office In Marmora, Ontario, The Cvca Operates 13 Dams Along The Crowe River And Its Tributaries. The Cvca Also Maintains A Stream Flow Forecasting Center To Help Reduce The Risk Of Flooding.Managing Over 2000Sq.Km Of Territory, The Crowe Valley Conservation Authority Maintains 1300 Acres Of Conservation Land Divided Between 4 Main Conservation Areas. If You Love The Outdoors You Can Enjoy Many Outdoor Activities On One Of Our Beautiful And Pristine Conservation Areas.

A national, fraternal and charitable organization promoting and serving community needs through local lodge volunteers.

6th Annual Community Living Campbellford/Brighton Golf Tournament Another SUCCESS!By bevdunlay, on July 25th, 2014Ideal weather conditions and twenty one enthusiastic teams set the stage for an overwhelmingly successful day at Warkworth Golf Club in support of Community Living Campbellford/Brighton's 6th Annual Golf Tournament.Congratulations are extended to this year's winning foursome of Shawn and Lorna Lumley, Kirk and Amy Widdows!A special thank you is extended to the following people/businesses that donated items and services:Rene's Total Home Comfort, Samantha Brown, Keith Hansford, Wm. J. Thompson Farm Supply, Tom McDowell, Sean Clair, Dooher's Bakery, Jane Wellard, Christine Hammond D&D Automotive, Genene Weekes, Brady Lumley, Shawn's Janitorial Service, Campbellford Office Supplies & More, Claudia Ferryman, The Gallery Bed & Breakfast, Quinte Conservation, Mike & Lori's No Frills, Mitchel Brown Thanks and appreciation is extended to the following business for their sponsorship

We provide therapy services that assist children who are delayed in their development to develop the skills they need in everyday life such as walking, talking, and activities of daily living.

The Community Advocacy & Legal Centre is a non-profit community legal clinic.  We provide free legal services to low income residents of Hastings, Prince Edward and Lennox & Addington counties.  The clinic (formerly known as Hastings and Prince Edward Leg

Welcome to Trent Hills!Strategically located along the Trent Severn Waterway in Northumberland County in eastern Ontario, just north of Highway 401 and just south of Highway 7, Trent Hills is a vibrant area that is an ideal destination for business, vacation and rural living. Our three urban communities of Hastings , Campbellford and Warkworth are flourishing in growth and development. We have proudly attracted a microbrewery, artisans, professionals, tourism operators, organic farmers, unique retailers, trades people, landscape designers, wellness practitioners, manufacturers, and worldclass musicians. They locate in Trent Hills because of the lifestyle, the convenient location, the fresh air and a bright future.PUBLIC WORKS AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE NUMBER7056532610Disclaimer: The documents contained in this website are for informational purposes only. To verify the accuracy and currency of this information please the Municipality of Trent Hills at 7056531900.