Keegan Kozolanka

Cambridge

aka Keegan on the county or 'The Machine' Local news reporter for @EloraFergusTday [email protected] Proudly from Hamilton, Ont.

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Articles

Heritage barn buzzes with gardeners at annual rare plant sale

5 days ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

A heritage barn on Blair Road was packed to the brim Saturday morning with plant lovers eager to get their hands on some plants for this gardening season. The annual Spring Plant Sale and EcoMarket, hosted by rare — an urban land trust and environmental research institute — drew crowds to the barn for a wide array of seedlings.
GALLERY: Public gets a glimpse into WRPS at open house

6 days ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

1 / 1 Attendees of Saturday's Waterloo Regional Police Service open house got to see a demonstration by police dog Milo.Keegan Kozolanka/CambridgeToday Advertisement
New waxing studio in Cambridge brings humor to hair removal

6 days ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

A new waxing business in Cambridge is taking a humorous approach to the act of ripping out your hair. Foxy Box Laser & Wax Bar held its grand opening on Saturday at 350 Hespeler Rd. in the Farm Boy plaza. This is the 21st location of the Foxy Box franchise. It’s run by first-time entrepreneurs Tracy DeSantis, an administrative professional, and Mark Ehrlick, who has a background in executive-level retail but always dreamed of owning his own business.
ICYMI: Builders call 'outdated' Cambridge zoning bylaw too restrictive

6 days ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

This article was previously published on CambridgeToday. Local developers attended a Cambridge public meeting last night to stress the need for the city to move forward with a proposed new comprehensive zoning bylaw. They argued that the current bylaw is outdated and too restrictive, making it difficult to build much-needed missing middle housing. However, local residents also pushed back on the staff proposal saying it puts their existing neighbourhoods at risk.
Teacher accused of inappropriate touching, comments at Kitchener and Cambridge schools

1 week ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

An occasional teacher at the Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) is facing a hearing by the Ontario College of Teachers after allegations of inappropriate touching and comments involving 11 female students at public schools in Kitchener and Cambridge.
Rome-inspired designs by UW students to be featured in Gaslight District show

1 week ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

Work by students at the University of Waterloo's School of Architecture will be on display at an exhibit showcasing what they learned while spending three months in Rome. The presence roma XLV exhibition will open on May 9 at 7 p.m. at Fabrik Architects’ office on the second floor of the Gaslight District with student sketches, design projects, photographs and videos from the Fall 2024 Rome program.
Cambridge councillor cleared in neighbour dispute but warned over 'ill-advised' visit

1 week ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

An integrity commissioner is urging Cambridge councillors to maintain appropriate boundaries when involved in private disputes between neighbours following an investigation into a complaint against Ward 2 councillor Mike Devine. A report by integrity commissioner John Mascarin determined Devine did not contravene the code of conduct.
City council hears concerns about new housing proposal on St. Andrews Street

1 week ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

A proposed townhouse development raised concerns about garbage placement, privacy for nearby residents, and limited amenity space during a recent public meeting. On Tuesday evening, Cambridge council heard of the plan for 312 St. Andrews St., located next to the Southwood Plaza. Consultant Scott Patterson explained the 0.6-acre property is proposed to see a 24-unit stacked townhouse development made up of 14 one-bedroom units, nine two-bedroom units and one four-bedroom unit.
Current zoning in Cambridge is too restrictive, builders say at public meeting

1 week ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

Local developers attended a Cambridge public meeting last night to stress the need for the city to move forward with a proposed new comprehensive zoning bylaw. They argued that the current bylaw is outdated and too restrictive, making it difficult to build much-needed missing middle housing. However, local residents also pushed back on the staff proposal saying it puts their existing neighbourhoods at risk.
LRT? Bus rapid transit? Preston secondary plan proceeding either way

1 week ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Keegan Kozolanka

Cambridge council unanimously approved staff moving ahead with a study outlining the framework for future development in Preston. The move comes amid expected rapid population growth and potential transit expansion in the city.