Kincardine Pride is set to host its annual celebration amidst what organizers say is a more supportive atmosphere than last year. “We’re getting a more positive vibe. I’m not saying that all of the negativity has been negated, but it’s certainly subdued,” said Sandy Blackwood, president of Kincardine Pride, in a phone interview. Ahead of […]
A Saugeen First Nation resident is facing multiple charges after a robbery at a Kincardine jewelry store early Saturday morning. Just before 6 a.m., South Bruce OPP received a report of a robbery. Officers arrived to find that the business owner had been injured and a suspect was arrested at the scene, it said in […]
Area organizations are once again receiving a funding boost through Huron-Kinloss’ Community Well-Being Program. This year, the Township received 24 funding applications with requests surpassing $144,000. In total, $100,000 is being distributed to area organizations through the 2024 instalment of the program. Among the successful applicants is the Kincardine Good Food Box program, a year-round […]
The City Nature Challenge is an international, friendly competition to see who can make the most observations of nature, find the most species and engage the most people using biodiversity apps and platforms like iNaturalist. Observations were made April 26 to 29 and the competition closed May 5 with the extra time used to upload […]
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Part two: Girls’ Hockey Memoirs: “A Quest for Recognition” 1975/1976 All games and practices for 1975/1976 hockey season were held at the new arena in Ripley. Buttee Construction donated sweaters … Continue reading A league of their own – 1975 to present
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There was a time when “spin,” used as a verb, involved turning fibre into yarn. These days, tops spin, figure skaters spin, and so do political “fixers” whose job it … Continue reading If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck …
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Everyone is invited to attend the 19th annual Kincardine Multicultural Celebration, this year being held Tuesday, May 14 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Kincardine Davidson Centre. (By Chandra … Continue reading Multicultural Celebration set for 19th year
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Those looking for a popular local market stand will be pleased to know it has now set up shop in a new location. According to news sources, the Commonplace Market … Continue reading Market stand relocates after vacating long-time location
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Food insecurity is a reality for almost one in five Grey-Bruce households, according to information collected by Grey Bruce Public He alth. Jason Weppler, a program manager with GBPH, made … Continue reading Food insecurity a serious and growing public health issue
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Huron Shores Hospice is hosting three end-of-life planning workshops in May. The free workshops provide an outline to complete a personalized plan at home and will help answer questions such as what you consider a good quality of life, where your preferred location for care is and what to consider before naming a substitute decision […]