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stanley water bottle s the City of Cambridge moves forward with creating a new city-wide comprehensive bylaw.At its June 11 planning meeting, the final public meeting was held regarding changes to the citys zoning bylaw, which is a key tool in implementing the citys official plan that guides long-term land use across Cambridge.The new zoning bylaw has been in the works since 2013, with an initial draft being presented for public review in June 2015. Comments and concerns from that meeting w
stanley termoska ere reviewed. Revisions were then brought back to a public consultation session in May 2018. The citys consultant received further comments and another round of revisions were made before that final draft was presented last week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Within the new zoning bylaw, a number of established neighbourhoods have been singled out for special attention. They include the Hillcrest, east Galt, west Galt, Queenston Roa
stanley hrnek d and Blue Heron Ridge neighbourhoods.Consultant Nick McDonald explained special provisions have been made for these areas. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Essentially, the provisions require the averaging of front and side yards to make sure the buildings are generally in the same place on the street if there is to be a replacement building on a lot, he said.McDonald noted residents of Blue Heron Ridge have raised a number of c Ickl Simcoe Muskoka moves back to red zone as of Feb. 16
Since the arrival of COVID-19, Lanark County Interval House and Community Support LCIHCS has seen its crisis calls increase by 75 per cent.The statistic drew gasps from the crowd gathered in the park behind Carleton Place Town Hall for the annual Take Back the Night event on Sept. 17. Violence is everywhere, and lives continue to be taken, and we continue to fight, LCIHCS executive directo
stanley thermos r Erin Lee exclaimed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For 41 years, LCIHCS has operated an emergency first-stage shelter for women and children fleeing domestic violence, and the Carleton Place-based organization opened a second stage residence in 2018. Presently, LCIHCS is embarking on a new housing project, with support from the province, Lanark County and community. Our 15-bed shelter is over capacity and our second stage housing is full, Lee said. We have had to access two community-based hotels to keep women safer. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She added: Community support programs remain busy, with some imposing wait lists in order to ensure adequate service response. COVID-19 is not over, making it even more important for us to remain steadfast in our at
stanley us tempts to raise awareness, take action and end violence, Lee noted.
stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Take Back the Night is held in an effort to end sexual and domestic violence. It also sends a message: vi
