Kevin Eccles addressed County Council for the final time as the 2015 Warden at the November 24 session of Grey County Council. He was the first warden elected for the 2015-2018 term and helped lead a new council following the 2014 municipal election.
Warden Eccles's final address can be found below.
"As I sit in front of County Council I feel I owe a great debt of gratitude to the elected officials sitting before me. It was through your belief in my leadership that you gave me the opportunity to represent and be the voice of this Council in what has been a very eventful year.
Yes it is always a pleasure to be at grand openings, ribbon cuttings, giving welcoming remarks and hosting visiting dignitaries; but this year has been more than...
Grey County Council today approved the $144.4 million budget for 2016 which focuses on providing services to people and investing in the maintenance and upgrading of County roads and related infrastructure. Residents will see an overall 1.94% increase on the County portion of their municipal property taxes in 2016, which works out to ...
Public Health calls for no-smoking policies in all apartments, condos and co-ops.
As part of National Home Fire Safety Week, November 24 - 30, the Grey Bruce Health Unit is calling for all multi-unit housing in Grey Bruce to adopt no-smoking policies.
"It is important for landlords and tenants to work together to bring smoke-free policies to their buildings," says Dr. Hazel Lynn, Medical Officer of Health for the Grey Bruce Health Unit. "Getting rid of smoking in a home, an apartment, condo or co-op building protects everyone from ...
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When Charles Stanley was assigned a trumpet by his school music teacher in grade 5 it was a perfect match. Now 15, the accomplished young musician is helping his mother Wendy as they both prepare for the Great Lake Winds' December concert.
Wendy had never played a musical instrument until, on a whim, she answered an email request from the concert band's musical director, Rob Tite, for someone to play their newly-acquired tuba. "I said I would learn one piece," Wendy said. "I don't read music, but I have learned "Angels Diggin' It" for this concert."
The Winds repertoire is always varied. The concert December 5 at 11 a.m. at Central Westside Church (the band's usual rehearsal spot) will include some seasonal numbers – like the aforementioned variation on Angels We Have Heard on High - and some solos. "That's what is great," says Charles, "Rob always
The City of Owen Sound in partnership with Grey County will be re-opening 3rd Avenue East / Grey Road 15 (21st Street East to East Bayshore Road) in the City of Owen Sound on November 30, 2015.
Please use caution as crews may be on-site until December 16, 2015 performing landscaping work.
Traffic control personnel (flaggers) will remain in place to direct traffic around any obstructions caused by the continued work.
The City of Owen Sound and Grey County thank the public and residents for their patience during this major reconstruction project.
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