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Onkel Hans and Tante Frieda bring Oktoberfest spirit to Cambridge city hall (opens the original)
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Residents are invited to the annual Cambridge Oktoberfest lunch on Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at city hall. Volunteers will be handing out sausages with sauerkraut, while supplies last, the city said. KW Oktoberfestâs mascots, Onkel Hans and Tante Frieda, will be spreading gemütlichkeit to all attendees, as the Black Forest Band handles beats. There will also be a ceremonial keg tapping. âWhile the beer is for the ceremony only, there will be water refill stations ava
Grand Avenue development reduced from 28 to 22 storeys (opens the original)
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The City of Cambridge and the developer have reached a settlement regarding the proposed development at 32, 36 and 38 Grand Ave., which the Ontario Land Tribunal will consider on Oct. 27. The settlement lowers the proposed height from 28 storeys to 22 and includes increased setbacks and stepbacks, additional heritage protection and changes to the streetscape intended to reduce impacts on neighbouring properties. “These elements were not included in the original application,” the city said. The d
Cambridge voters are being asked to fill in the oval, not mark an X (opens the original)
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The City of Cambridge is asking voters to fill in the entire oval beside their chosen candidate when marking their ballots this fall, rather than using an X or check mark. The city says completely filling in the oval is the recommended method because the new voting system uses vote tabulators that electronically read ballots, similar to âscantronâ technology commonly used for examinations. The instructions will also be printed at the top of every ballot. The change is tied to a new election
What Cambridge's six mayoral candidates said about legal camping, housing and public safety (opens the original)
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Cambridgeâs six mayoral candidates offered different approaches to homelessness and encampments during an all-candidates town hall. At the town hall, organized by Cambridge Elects and moderated by Kim Decker and Mike Ennis, the candidates were asked what specific actions they would support to reduce homelessness in the city. âI think that we need to establish legal camping,â said Ken Roche, adding he wants to see more individualized support for people experiencing homelessness. âWhat do
Cambridge mayoral candidates weigh leaf pickup costs against service (opens the original)
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As the municipal election approaches, Cambridgeâs six mayoral candidates have offered different views on the future of the cityâs loose leaf collection program, with some calling for changes to the service, while others support continuing. We asked candidates whether they support keeping the current program, whether they would make changes if elected and what the city should consider when weighing the service against its cost to taxpayers. Scott Hamilton said the program should be reviewed t
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