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It’s possible that I’m mellowing in my old age.
Take the colour orange, to start. It used to scream at me and set my teeth on edge, so was avoided at all costs. The only exceptions were in nature – pumpkins, autumn leaves, navel oranges.
Two Bruce organizations are getting their efforts to improve their community rewarded with funding from Beaver County under its community support program.
Beaver County Council has passed a motion to propose a resolution for endorsement by the AAMD&C District 5 meeting concerning provincial financial support to modernize seed cleaning plants.
They came out in their best finery, looking like young adults ready to take on the world. And they didn’t fail to impress the many family, friends, special guests and teachers who were there to help them celebrate this significant milestone in their lives.
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Beaver County must decide what level of service it will provide for municipal enforcement. The committee of the whole was asked for direction on such a draft policy which would become the basis for enforcement duties provided by the county.
This is part of the county’s strategic priorities list for this year, explained CAO Bob Beck at the committee’s May 2 meeting.
Tofield RCMP clarified an article on rules for driving all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) or quads, which appeared in the Mercury two weeks ago.
Sgt. Jim Warren states that quads are allowed on county roads, as long as helmets are used and the vehicles are insured and registered.
The Tofield RCMP are warning the public to exercise due diligence when it comes to contractors who offer to do repairs as they move through the area.
“They surface at this time of year,” said Corp. Dave Brosinsky.
Companies can stop and offer to repair a roof, for instance, give an estimate and ask for funds up front.