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Gananoque’s King Street ready for a little Halloween magic (opens the original)
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Gananoque is getting ready to trade its usual small-town charm for a little Halloween mischief. Downtown Gananoque will again become a destination for ghosts, goblins, witches and whatever else happens to come knocking when the fourth annual Spooktacular Trick or Treat event takes over King Street on Oct. 31. The family-friendly celebration runs from 1 to 3 p.m., rain or shine. Local businesses along King Street, between Charles Street and the King Street bridge, will be opening their doors and
David Osmond resigns from Gananoque council (opens the original)
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Gananoque Coun. David Osmond has resigned from town council, ending nearly eight years of municipal service and citing the toll of a difficult council term, internal conflict and an increasingly hostile political environment. Osmond submitted his resignation Sept. 10, saying he had thought “long and hard” about the decision and that he no longer felt he had the capacity to continue performing the role at the level he expected of himself. Osmond resigned just over a month before the Oct. 26 munic
Briefs from Gananoque (opens the original)
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More than 200 seniors in Gananoque are heading into the fall with a full slate of activities, after signing up for courses offered through the Gananoque Seniors Association. The organization is offering 24 courses this fall, with registration numbers highlighting the continued demand for opportunities to keep local seniors active, engaged and connected. Registration for the activities closed on Thursday afternoon. The Gananoque Seniors Association is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run organization
Beddows blasts delay of Gananoque OMERS decision (opens the original)
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Gananoque Mayor John Beddows is accusing council of delaying a decision on OMERS pension benefits for elected officials to avoid making the issue an election matter. The criticism comes after council voted last week to defer a decision on whether members of council should receive Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System OMERS benefits until the second meeting of the new council following the Oct. 26 municipal election. Beddows was the only member of council to vote against the deferral. The
Gananoque council rejects request for OPP costing estimate (opens the original)
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Gananoque council declined Wednesday to pursue an Ontario Provincial Police costing estimate, effectively shelving a mayoral directive that called for the town to examine whether alternative policing arrangements could reduce costs to taxpayers. The motion sought to have the Ontario Provincial Police provide a costing estimate for delivering policing services in Gananoque. The directive, issued by Mayor John Beddows as part of his guidance for the town's 2027 operating and capital budgets, instr
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