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Photo Round Up - April 15th, 2021
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!
Skip Amazon, Shop Prime in Fenelon Falls!
Here we go again … April 2021 is looking a lot like April 2020. After a full year of COVID, our downtown small businesses have the virtual and contact-free shopping experience down to a science. Thankfully Marylee and I were able to get out in the sun and shop the village one last time before the stay at home order commences.
Roasted Sweet Potatoes by TheDevineKitchen
No need to wrap whole sweet potatoes in aluminum foil. The thin skin gets slightly crisp when roasted in olive oil and salt, making a nice contrast to the creamy, sweet flesh. Drizzling them in warmed honey and herbs makes them irresistible.
Media Release - Stay Vigilant + Follow Public Health Measures
Until everyone has been vaccinated, the local Medical Officer of Health is urging people to remain vigilant and continue to follow public health recommendations to help stop the increased spread of the COVID-19 virus in the area.
Kraft Hockeyville 2021
We are in the final 4 in the Kraft Hockeyville contest for a chance to win $250,000 in Arena upgrades and to host an NHL game.
From your Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society!
We want to remind you that it is still too soon to be cleaning up your gardens!
The pollinators overwintering in the stems and debris of last fall’s greenery are not ready to emerge yet - - it is not warm enough for them to survive. It is frustrating to see your gardens needing care and not getting the work done during this nice weather, but until the days and nights are over 10C it is too early. It won’t be long now. Stay patient!
EARTH MONTH + THE COUNTRY CUPBOARD
It's Earth Month - our favourite month of the year!! We are paying you to do a litter clean up again!
Photo Round Up - April 8th, 2021
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!
Tahini-Oat Cookies by TheDevineKitchen
Naturally sweetened and actually on the healthy side, these are guilt-free cookies if you don’t eat too many!
City of Kawartha Lakes Rural Zoning By-Law Review
Kawartha Lakes Planning Division would like to invite all interested parties to register and attend a Virtual Public Open House to provide an update on the Rural Zoning By-law Review. These by-law changes will also impact waterfront properties.
Let’s Get Crafty: EASTER EDITION
Below are two different Easter-themed crafts to keep yourself and your kids busy this weekend. Time to bring out that inner child and enjoy some Easter fun!
Annual Burn Ban for Kawartha Lakes Takes Place April 1st, 2021
Kawartha Lakes – Starting April 1, the municipality of Kawartha Lakes will enforce the annual burn ban for the entire month of April. Residents will be notified when the ban is lifted.
"Each year in April, a burn ban is imposed as part of our open air burning by-law. Even though there may be still be snow or warnings for localized flooding, dry grass and debris catch fire easily and the flames spread quickly," said Fire Chief Pankhurst. "The April burn ban helps reduce the risk to our residents and firefighters.”
Photo Round Up - April 1st, 2021
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!
WATER STREET CLOTHESLINE CLOSING APRIL 3RD, 2021
Everything for a Season, a reason for every Season, so while Seasons change it’s time for a change for Pam Vaters owner of Water Street Clothesline. Pam loved working at Water Street Clothesline AKA “The Hoodie Store” and met amazing locals & cottagers over the last 3 years. However, with the family custom screen printing & embroidery plant in Bobcaygeon so busy and hiring because of C-19 an issue, she is needed to oversee its operations.
TheDevineKitchen - Spanish-Style Lentil Soup
Lentils are to be enjoyed any time of year but cooked with leeks and garlic in springtime makes for a particularly nourishing meal. Use whatever spices or herbs you like. This recipe calls for paprika and sweet pimenton, which imparts sweet-smoky flavour.
Hello again from your Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society!
After this past week of wonderful, Spring weather, all gardeners and future gardeners are getting excited for the 2021 season to begin! Communities In Bloom has designated 2021 as a year to plant the seeds of Hope - Hope for a Covid-free future, for a return to “normal”, for good health and an end to all the isolation of the past year. Think YELLOW!
Fenelon Falls Featured
How lucky are we all to get to be a part of such an amazing community! Fenelon Falls is a true gem in the Kawarthas and that has not gone unnoticed. In the last week, our incredible village was featured in two articles by the Toronto Star! Looks like we are making it to the big leagues.
Update on Fenelon Falls Downtown Reconstruction
Downtown Fenelon Falls is currently undergoing a full reconstruction project to replace critical infrastructure such as water main, storm sewer and sanitary sewer. At the same time, the municipality is taking this opportunity to update and enhance the streetscape, including new sidewalks, curbs, gutters and furnishings.
Be A Dandelion
If you were told to “Be a Dandelion” most people would not consider that encouraging or uplifting but this week that’s exactly what happened. Downtown businesses found a handmade bouquet of dandelions, a painted rock and a beautiful card on their doorstep.
Photo Round Up - March 25th, 2021
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!