Nathan Shubert

3 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Nathan Shubert

South Bruce OPP say a teen from Arran-Elderslie is facing charges following a break and enter. On June 20 around 9 a.m., officers received a report of a break and enter at a property along Bruce Road 17 in Arran-Elderslie. Police say when officers arrived on the scene, they found the property had been entered and several bottles of alcohol were taken. The suspect was still on the scene when police arrived and was placed under arrest without incident.

3 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Nathan Shubert

The United Way of Bruce Grey raised over $131,000 from its annual Coldest Night of the Year walks earlier this year. In February, the organization held walks in Saugeen Shores, Kincardine, Meaford and Grey Highlands. Despite the five kilometre walk being cancelled as a result of extreme cold weather, participants were able to walk two kilometres in support of people facing homelessness, food insecurity, and poverty.

3 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Nathan Shubert

The City of Owen Sound is launching a new online and smartphone tool to assist residents sort their waste and use the new green bin program. The new What Goes Where tool on the city website can identify how certain materials, like styrofoam, can be disposed off, which also includes drop-off locations and collection requirements. Additionally, the smartphone app Recycle Coach is available for download to show where various household waste items can be disposed off.

4 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Nathan Shubert

A Lego version of the MS Chi-Cheemaun has dropped anchor at the Tom Thomson Art Gallery. Curator of Public Projects and Education Heather McLeese says the massive Lego sculpture was crafted by Ken Reid of Owen Sound. “A big Lego enthusiast, he replicated the Chi-Cheemaun in this large scale Lego display. I think there is over 92,000 bricks of Lego that makes up the Chi-Cheemaun ferry,” says McLeese. “He said he really wanted to celebrate the Chi-Cheemaun.

5 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Nathan Shubert

Theresa Bester is Hanover’s Senior of the Year. Bester was presented the award by Mayor Sue Paterson during a council meeting on June 16. Paterson says Bester, who was nominated by a community member, has done much for the community. “Theresa is the kind of volunteer every community hopes for. Wherever she lends her time and talents, she gives her all, going above and beyond with dedication, compassion, and a strong sense of community.