Frances Learment

2 weeks ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1If your know of a Veteran who is buried in Port Elgin's Sanctuary Park Cemetery, the organizer of the Canadian Memorial Foundation wants to hear from you to be included in the poppy rocks ceremony May 28.  •   •  Article contentIf you know a Veteran who is buried at Port Elgin’s Sanctuary Park Cemetery, the local organizer of the ‘No Stone Left Alone’ program wants to hear from you.

2 weeks ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentTravelling down the Saugeen River – on rafts, canoes and even pool toys – is a long-standing tradition in Bruce County that organizer, Chelsey Gazzola of Southampton hopes to revive on the Sunday of the Victoria Day weekend. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

2 weeks ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1Saugeen Shores issued Building Permits with a construction value of $144.2 million in 2024, putting the Town among the top 10 per cent of the fastest-growing communities in Ontario. :  •   •  Article contentWhile last year was not another record-setter, the $144.2 million in Building Permit construction value was “healthy” according to an activity report received by Town Council April 28. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.

2 weeks ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1Saugeen Shores council received an update on the StopGap ramp accessibility program; gave a financial break for lottery licenses; and signed new leases with a number of organizations that rent Town facilities.  •  Article contentSaugeen Shores businesses will soon receive a letter from the Town to get feedback, and to solicit more participants, for the Town’s StopGap Community Ramp Program ramp program.

2 weeks ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1The Port Elgin waterfront was the focus at the April 28 Saugeen Shores council meeting - staff reported that the Cedar Crescent Village project not missed dates on its milestone development schedule. The deputy mayor suggested that the Request for Proposal process be used if there are any future requests for an beach attractions after council rejected plans for a Splash City at Port Elgin Main Beach.