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New veterans’ walkway unveiled in Morrisburg (opens the original)
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MORRISBURG — After decades of being scattered throughout the community, Morrisburg’s veteran monuments now stand together at the Waterfront Park following the completion of a $180,000 revitalization project. Around 400 people gathered Sept. 19 for the rededication ceremony, which marked the completion of more than a year of fundraising and months of work on the site. “We’ve all worked together very well over the course of the last year and a half, and I’m proud to work alongside them and appreci
Ontario open to future land sales in South Dundas, South Stormont (opens the original)
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The completion of a 10,000-acre purchase of land by Edwardsburgh Cardinal Township from the provincial government may have opened the door to further land sales. Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, and acting Minister of Infrastructure, Todd McCarthy told reporters in Spencerville after the Aug. 19 announcement that more underused or unused land may be available. “This transaction demonstrates what we can do when we work together,” McCarthy said of the land sale agreement betwee
St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage announces 2026-27 season (opens the original)
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MORRISBURG — Covering nearly all the genres from blues and folk to roots, Americana, bluegrass, and even a bit of rock, the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage (SLAS) announced a packed lineup for its 2026-27 season. Kicking off the season on Oct. 8 is legendary blues-guitarist Colin Linden. Across his 50-year career he has worked with artists from Bob Dylan to John Prine, accompanied artists such as Bruce Cockburn and Ringo Starr, and produced more than 140 albums including winning a Grammy in 2020 for
South Dundas mayor says new funding program announced Sunday is needed (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — A new $1-billion federal/provincial fund to support municipalities that do not levy development charges is just what is needed, said South Dundas Mayor Jason Broad. Broad led the municipality’s delegation to the Association of Municipalities of Ontario annual conference in Ottawa, where the joint funding announcement was made Aug. 16. The new Non-Development Charge Municipalities Stream will help fund projects to modernize aging infrastructure and help build new homes in those communiti
South Stormont awarded nearly $200K in Trillium grants (opens the original)
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INGLESIDE – Four parks in South Stormont will be receiving upgrades thanks to a $198,800 grant through the Ontario Trillium Foundation. The parks in Bonville, Northfield, Ingleside (Hoople Street) and Long Sault (Loyalist Crescent) will receive new park equipment, structures and surfacing. The upgrades will help increase safety and accessibility for residents. “Through our government’s investment, we are ensuring that parks across SDG can make meaningful upgrades that improve safety and enhance
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