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Representatives of Three Levels of Government Visit Fenelon Falls Church
Community News, On Location In FF Melissa Dafoe Community News, On Location In FF Melissa Dafoe

Representatives of Three Levels of Government Visit Fenelon Falls Church

Sunday December 4 was a special day for St. James Anglican Church, 7 Bond St. E. Fenelon Falls. Father Alvardo Adderley, the wardens and congregation were celebrating the completion of a project developed with the support of Digital Museums of Canada; "Anne Langton, An Anglican Church Woman in Fenelon Falls."

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Iconic Fenelon Falls Senior Citizens’ Club looks to Evolve with the Times
Community News, Support Local Business Melissa Dafoe Community News, Support Local Business Melissa Dafoe

Iconic Fenelon Falls Senior Citizens’ Club looks to Evolve with the Times

The last 20 months have been very difficult on public venues intended for social and recreational purposes. The pandemic closures have been devastating for facilities which provide the much-needed occasions to meet, exercise and interact with others. The economic impact is hard felt by all involved. The Fenelon Falls Senior Citizens Club at 58 Murray Street, Fenelon Falls has lost significant revenue from the lack of venue bookings and events normally held in the building

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2020 Canada Day Celebration Cancelled in Fenelon Falls
Community News Megan Barton Community News Megan Barton

2020 Canada Day Celebration Cancelled in Fenelon Falls

Councillor Doug Elmslie, Canada Day Committee Chair, advises that the current COVID-19 crisis had forced the cancellation of Canada Day in the village this year. There was simply no way that we could organize an event that would protect the health and safety of participants, volunteers and comply with current virus restrictions. These safeguards were a priority in keeping the community safe.

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Kawartha Lakes to increase leaf and yard collection days
Community News Megan Barton Community News Megan Barton

Kawartha Lakes to increase leaf and yard collection days

Submitted by Doug Elmslie

As the weather gets warmer and the snow melts away, residents across the municipality are getting ready for spring. While practicing physical distancing, many of you may want to, or have already started, doing some outdoor spring cleaning. All that yard work creates additional waste, such as leaves, branches and twigs.

Kawartha Lakes landfills remain closed to the public due to COVID-19 to ensure staff and public health and safety. To recognize the desire to dispose of leaf and yard waste, Kawartha Lakes Waste Management Division has added a second spring leaf and yard pick up for this season. In addition to the scheduled June pick up, there will now be an additional pick up in May.

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