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Prince Township council hopeful seeks sustainable, affordable community (opens the original)
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Lisa DelBosco may be new to municipal politics, but she’s no stranger to the art of managing money. And she believes that skill will serve Prince residents well if she wins a council seat in the Oct. 26 municipal election. “My driving force is a desire to ensure that our community is sustainable, stays affordable, but also thrives for the next generation,” she told the Sault Star in an email interview. DelBosco’s employment background includes 22 years at Soo Mill, where she worked in accounts r
Prince Township ponies up to duck further beaver-related floods (opens the original)
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The flood that swept through Prince Township two years ago when a beaver dam in the shield zone collapsed took residents by surprise. It also left the municipality with many thousands of dollars in repair costs. At the regular September council meeting, council voted to make two major purchases aimed at reducing the likelihood of beaver-related floods. The first includes 10 galvanized beavercones, provided by Beavercone in Welland, Ont. The devices are designed to fit over the ends of culverts t
Prince Township substation will provide ‘reliability, capacity’: PUC (opens the original)
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A sizeable lot owned by PUC Distribution Inc., on Airport Road has been designated as the future site of Substation 22. During a recent open house at the Prince Township Community Hall, PUC staff unveiled plans for the substation to council members and a handful of residents Substation 22 will be built on 4.7 hectares of land on the west side of Airport Road, between Base Line and Second Line West. Preliminary testing began this year in the expectation that the substation will be commissioned in
Prince Township Mayor Melanie Mageran acclaimed for next term (opens the original)
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Prince Township’s incumbent mayor, Melanie Mageran has been acclaimed mayor and will serve another term after the Oct. 26 municipal election. But voters will head to the polls to elect their councillors. Five nominees will vie for the township’s four council seats, including incumbents Eugene Caputo, who is seeking a third council term, and Jane Weir, who is seeking a second. Also in the running are newcomers Mario Briglio, Lisa DelBosco, and Joseph William Newman. Nominations closed Friday at 2
Prince acts to protect farming artifacts (opens the original)
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The Prince Township Museum has a priceless collection of antique farm equipment, but the shed behind the community centre that has housed the collection since 1997 must be demolished by winter. Council held a special meeting on Aug. 4 to decide how best to preserve the exhibits. After a brief discussion, councillors voted unanimously to purchase a secure sea can to store small items that cannot be exposed to the elements. They decided that large items, such as tractors and balers, will be covere
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