Tues June 9: Owen Sound & Grey-Bruce News

News and updates involving Chi-Cheemaun, Owen Sound Police, an historic oak tree in Shallow Lake, Major Mary Millar, Harrison Park Mile Drive, Grey Bruce Ladies Fastball and more

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Meandering the backroads near Mar. Photo credit: Andrew Koshan

“What makes a good neighbourhood? If you Google that question, you’ll find houses or businesses that are well maintained, manicured lawns, gardens, proximity to amenities, and other factors dealing with infrastructure.

But, for me, a good neighbourhood is more about community spirit than anything else. A neighbourhood that lacks caring, acceptance, and mutual respect for everyone is not a healthy place.”

Read more in this contribution by Anne Seymour, first published in Owen Sounder magazine.

Public Notice

Public Health Urges People to Take Steps to Prevent Tick Bites

• Demolition Planned for 994 1st Avenue East Beginning June 9 - City of Owen Sound

• Harrison Park Mile Drive Trail Closed for Tree Removals June 9-12 Daytime Hours - City of Owen Sound

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Today’s edition includes a report on an assault investigation in Hanover, a look ahead at the upcoming Law Enforcement Torch Run, an update on the historic oak tree that was slated for removal in Shallow Lake, news from schools in Kincardine and Southampton, and a lot more.

Miranda Miller
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