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old business epa broadly designates legacy toxic sediment sites for funding priority

Old Business: EPA broadly designates legacy toxic sediment sites for funding priority

ByGreat Lakes Now

Old Business: EPA broadly designates legacy toxic sediment sites for funding priority

The seemingly endless process of crafting, negotiating and passing the infrastructure legislation is over. 

The bill topped out at a trillion dollars, and $1 billion of that funding is coming to the Great Lakes region for continued restoration of the lakes. That’s in addition to the ongoing federal funding of over $300 million annually the lakes have received since 2010.  

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Mike Crone returns to city hall to head public works, engineering

ByOwen Sound Sun Times

Owen Sound welcomed back former city employee Mike Crone, who Monday assumed the position of acting director of public works and engineering. Crone replaces Dennis Kefalas, who has retired and who performed the director’s role since 2018, a city news release said. Crone and his wife, Betty, have lived in Owen Sound since 1991. “Mike […]

Recreation Facilities re-open in Huron-Kinloss

ByLucknow Sentinel

On Monday January 31, indoor recreation facilities in the Township of Huron-Kinloss re-opened to the public with Public Health Safety measures in place. In accordance with provincial regulations, capacity limits at recreation facilities will be reduced to fifty percent including both spectator and non-spectator areas. “I’m so happy residents will soon be able to use […]