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Petawawa turns down proposed hybrid public transit solution (opens the original)
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PETAWAWA — Earlier this year, the Town of Petawawa undertook a public transportation feasibility study to identify the need and demand for public transit within the community. On Aug. 10, a detailed recommendation plan based on background analysis and community engagement was presented to Petawawa council by Thomas Pacy, an associate with Dillon Consulting Ltd. Petawawa currently lacks a conventional public transit service, leaving residents to heavily rely on private vehicles. The Petawawa Loca
Petawawa reviewing bylaw allowing e-scooter operation in the town (opens the original)
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PETAWAWA — In 2020, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation introduced an “e-scooter pilot program” to allow municipalities to choose where and how e-scooters may be used. If a municipality does not participate in the pilot program, then e-scooters are not permitted to operate in the municipality. If a municipality wishes to participate, it needs to adopt a bylaw allowing the operation of e-scooters within certain parameters. Like Deep River, the Town of Petawawa is currently undergoing a review
Petawawa chooses Ombudsman as closed meeting investigator (opens the original)
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In Ontario, municipalities are required to appoint an investigator specifically to look at complaints about closed meetings. At their July 20 meeting, Petawawa town council voted to approve the use of the Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario as the town’s closed meeting investigator. In 2007, town council appointed Local Authority Services Ltd (LAS) as the closed meeting investigator for the Town of Petawawa. LAS has provided this service since then, until on July 2 staff received correspondence a
Deep River veteran joins coast-to-coast 'Rolling Barrage' ride (opens the original)
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DEEP RIVER — Deep River resident and military veteran Owen Wiseman is embarking on a coast-to-coast motorcycle ride this week with the “Rolling Barrage,” a group that raises funds and awareness for PTSD among military personnel and first responders. This is the 10th year the Rolling Barrage has undertaken this journey, but it is the first year that Wiseman will ride the full way. When the ride first began in 2016, there were six riders. This year, there are 129. Four years ago, Wiseman joined th
Petawawa council approves noise bylaw exemption for paving project (opens the original)
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PETAWAWA — Petawawa council has granted a temporary exemption to the town’s noise bylaw, allowing Bonnechere Excavating Inc. to operate its asphalt plant at night during the resurfacing of Highway 17 between Chalk River and Point Alexander. BEI will be able to operate the plant on Portage Road between the hours of 7 p.m. – 6 a.m. Sunday evening through Friday morning weekly from July 13 to August 28. In a report to council, clerk Dawn Recoskie noted that originally, it was expected work would be
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