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Two years in the making, ACCB project pushed forward (opens the original)
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Members of the Atherley Community Centre Board (ACCB) were on the edges of their seats at Mondayâs council meeting. A motion was recommended to defer an ACCB project until next yearâs budget process â one that was supposed to be completed in 2025 but was delayed due to the spring ice storm. Ramara Township chose to change the motion and support the ACCBâs armour stone project. About 200 feet of armour stone, sitting about 20 inches high, is planned to line the waterfront at the Atherley
Ramara considers intervention as water soldier threatens Lake Simcoe (opens the original)
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Water soldier, first noticed in Lake Simcoe in 2024, is an aquatic invasive species that is taking collaborative efforts to eradicate. Ramara Township might soon be one of the newest members of a team that is working to do so. On Monday, Collin Cassin and Rebecca DâOrazio from the Invasive Species Centre presented to council on behalf of the Water Soldier Working Group. Their message was that it will take all three tiers of government, combined with organizations and local partnerships, to gra
Hydro One funds permanent backup power at Brechin Water tower (opens the original)
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The Brechin water tower will soon be secured with a fixed generator. The permanent emergency backup power is fully funded by Hydro Oneâs 2026 Community Partnership Grant, which Ramara Township staff applied for in July. The township will receive $25,000 to support the project. âThe $25,000 grant will fund the purchase and installation of the permanent generator and associated infrastructure, including the installation of a fuel supply, and the required electrical installation at the site,â
Ward 5 candidate vows to use ‘super power’ to solve issues in Ramara (opens the original)
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OrilliaMatters is profiling candidates running in Ramara Township’s municipal election. Kimberley (Kat) Williams is seeking to be elected as a Ward 5 councillor in Ramara. After working for banks to non-profits, Kimberley (Kat) Williams is looking for her next chapter to be in another new world â that of municipal politics. The 65-year-old Lagoon City resident says she and her husband, Laurie Williams, âcame for lunch and stayed for life.â It was 11 years ago when they had lunch at the Pie
Ombudsman rebukes Ramara, Severn joint accessibility committee (opens the original)
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The Ontario ombudsman had ruled that the Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee for the Townships of Ramara and Severn didnât play by the rules when it voted during a closed session in June of 2024. Barbara Finlay, the Acting Ombudsman of Ontario, investigated the matter and released her decision on Friday. The joint committee meets twice a year, at minimum, to keep both townships updated on matters related to accessibility. One council member and one resident from each township is represented
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