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WALKERTON – Mayor Chris Peabody had some good news to announce at the Aug. 25 meeting of council – work has commenced on the Pinkerton dam. Peabody said a temporary repair has been done, and the hole in the dam has been plugged. The course of the river, which changed following the breach of the…
By: Pauline Kerr
CARGILL – The Cargill/Greenock Swamp Promotional Association welcomed visitors for a tour entitled “Bootlegging Lore of the Great Swamp” on Aug. 22. In its prohibition heyday, the swamp was known for a lot more than magnificent lumber and some very peculiar plants – it was filled with colourful, sometimes dangerous and always fascinating bootleggers. Many…
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – The public meeting for the Young drain left more questions than answers in the Brockton council room. About the only certainties were that further investigation would only add to the already substantial cost, and that the engineer's recommendation on design and assessment was made in accordance with the Drainage Act. Members of council…
WALKERTON – The Sept. 3 meeting of Bruce County council includes an agenda item that is currently of interest in many parts of Canada – data centres. The report is about the county's comments, as per the provincial government's posting for comment through the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) regarding a proposed economic and strategic…
By: Pauline Kerr
HANOVER – Community Living workers are still on strike in Hanover, and still hoping for a fair offer to be put on the table. It's “worth fighting for,” to use their campaign slogan. Jon Van Loon, Bev Symonds and Kim Munroe, three members of OPSEU Local 235, on strike since May, made it clear they…
In a few short days, school will resume. No matter what they say, most kids are eager to return to their classrooms – getting together with friends and finding out what everyone did all summer. The last thing on their minds is traffic. This is where we all come in. There is an old line,…
WALKERTON – Coun. Greg McLean put forward a motion calling for Scott Street to become a pedestrian priority area; Deputy Mayor Kym Hutcheon seconded the motion. “We understand Scott Street is a busy spot, and it's going to get busier,” McLean said, describing the location of the post office, municipal office, Victoria Jubilee Hall and…
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WALKERTON – On Aug. 25, council revisited two items from the Aug. 11 council meeting – one on guardian dogs, and the other on the cemetery lawn mower. Coun. Steve Travale made the original motion, based on consultation with Ontario Sheep Producers who attended the spring's Politicians Day event hosted by the Bruce Federation of…
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – The public meeting for the Young drain left more questions than answers in the Brockton council room. About the only certainties were that further investigation would only add
