Tag: Murray Fearrey

Walt McKechnie appointed new Mayor of Dysart et al

McKechnie was sworn in at a special meeting on July 7.

Walt McKechnie to be appointed Mayor of Dysart et al

The Mayor's chair was declared vacant following the death of longtime Mayor Murray Fearrey on May 28.

Dysart et al to fill vacant mayor’s seat by appointment

Council will appoint the next mayor at a special meeting on July 7 at 9 a.m.

Fearrey says music festival venue would be great for the community

Dysart’s Reeve says a local venue for music festivals will be a big benefit to the community. Murray Fearrey...

The fate of Haliburton’s ball diamond still up in the air

The issue of Haliburton’s ball diamond has once again made its way to the council table, and councilors are...

Dysart council approves budget, 2.5% tax increase coming to residents

A 2.5 per cent increase is coming to Dysart residents this year. Budget approval happened at yesterday’s council meeting...

Haliburton County election at a glance: what candidates have to say

Election day is on Monday October 27. If you haven't voted yet, go to your municipality's office to cast...

Dysart Reeve candidates talk local food

Haliburton County is among the leading local campaigns when it comes to local foods and some candidates in the...

Fearrey says recreation centre isn’t something that can happen now

Murray Fearrey says Dysart needs to move forward on housing for the college but a recreation centre could be...

Fearrey says community needs to be prepared to work to help keep people in Dysart

Murray Fearrey is saying community groups and families can help inspire people to stay in Dysart. He’s looking for...
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Minden Hills looking to revive Lochlin Community Centre

The facility has been closed since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Province hosting Disaster Recovery Assistance program info session

The province activated the program last month for specific areas of Minden Village impacted by flood damage not covered by insurance.

Sidewalk construction to begin in Minden Village week of Oct. 13

The project, which will repair sidewalks and improve accessibility in the village core, is expected to take three weeks.

Miden Hills residents can cast a ballot as of Oct. 10.

Advanced in-person polls will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the S.G. Nesbitt Community Centre.

Police lay charges for excessive speeding following incident in Algonquin Highlands

A 50-year-old from Eastern Ontario is facing stunt driving charges following an incident in the Algonquin Highlands on Saturday.
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