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Tag Archives: South Frontenac Township
Budgets and Biking
February was a good month for winter activities in South Frontenac. While the pike were less than cooperative the ice fishers were abundant. Snow conditions were perfect for skiing and snowmobiling. A group of residents organized the first annual Perth … Continue reading
Plans, Budgets and Community Initiatives
South Frontenac Township Council is just starting two process that will help shape the Township for the next few years. The Strategic Plan Council has agreed to develop a strategic plan for the next four years. The plan, while not binding, … Continue reading
Welcome to 2015
The new Council has just finished its first month with two meetings and one committee of the whole under its belt. There is so much to learn. But, the discussions were interesting with a healthy variety of opinions and no … Continue reading
New Council to be Sworn-in
On Tuesday, December 2, the new South Frontenac Council is sworn in. The past month we have been busy “learning the ropes”: meeting procedures, the budget process, who to contact for what, conflicts of interest and a multitude of necessary … Continue reading
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Thank you Loughborough
Thank you Loughborough voters for electing me to Council. It is privilege and a challenge. I am excited to get started. During the campaign numerous ideas came forward that require few township resources, but could work with support from council … Continue reading
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South Frontenac: Energy Producer
The first all-candidates meeting was held in Perth Road on Sept 17. Among other topics discussed was expanding South Frontenac’s economy. Expanding the economy in a small rural community can take many forms, but a good place to start is … Continue reading
Speeding and Community Safety
One recurring issue raised be people when I canvass is speeding. It is been voiced on Keely Road, Railton Road, Hogan Road, Bedford Road, Stage Coach Road, Campbell Road and Freeman Road. I expect to hear it in others areas … Continue reading
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Voting, Roads and Energy Sustainability
Are you on the voters list? This year the South Frontenac municipal election vote will be electronic: you will only be able to vote either by phone or by computer over the internet You can vote if you 18 years … Continue reading
A Strong Local Economy
A strong local economy that respects the environment and the rural character of South Frontenac is an important goal for many people who I have canvassed. I came across an article on the CBC website about the rise of cycling … Continue reading
Campaign Update – July 10
I have just finished the first few weeks of campaigning for councillor on South Frontenac Township council. What a diverse and wonderful area we live in. I have meet residents involved in lake associations, friends-of-lakes groups, renewable energy cooperatives, food … Continue reading