The drivers of the rigs involved in that fiery crash on the 401 just west of Napanee have been identifed. A 50 year old man from Quebec was driving the truck that veered off the highway. The other rig was being operated by a 65 year old man from Hannon, Ontario. One of the trucks was carrying a load of tire rubber. Both the eastbound and westbound 401 were reopened to traffic by noon yesterday.

Provincial police in the Brockville area are concerned for the safety of a 58 year old man who went missing a week ago. Morris Ladoucer was last spotted heading into Brockville along highway 29. The man is known to hitch hike and carry a bible. Police say he could be anywhere along the 401 corridor from Cornwall to Belleville. Kingston Police open house

A horrible crash on the 401 just west of Napanee has killed 2 people. Two-tractor trailers collided yesterday afternoon (east of Shannonville Road) when an eastbound big rig crossed the median and hit a westbound transport. The two trucks burst into flames. Traffic in both directions was closed by police and fire crews worked to put down the huge blaze. The name of the victims have not been released. One lane of the eastbound 401 between Deseronto Road and Hwy 37 has been reopened. One lane of the 401 westbound between Marysville Road and Shannonville Road was also reopened around 8 this morning. Part of the highway had to be repaved.

The company that's been booking acts and managing the K -rock centre for the past 5 years won't get its contract extended. It was close, but the vote was 7-6 at city council last night to not continue with the current company. SMG Canada will have to submit a new bid as the city will soon begin looking for new management of the K-rock centre.

Hundreds of volunteers will be fanning out across the city tonight in the 27th annual Hotel Dieu Hospital Food Blitz. The aim is to stock the shelves of the Partners in Mission Food Bank. The food bank is in particular need of peanut butter, rice, tuna, canned fruit and vegetables, and juice but all donations are welcome. Volunteers will be going door to door from 6pm and 9pm tonight.