Springwater News

3 days ago | springwaternews.ca | Brenda Stanley

Penetanguishene Library – 24 Simcoe Street 705-549-7164www.penetanguishene.library.on.caMinecraft Epic MorningSaturday, June 7, 2025th, from 10:30am – 11:30amChildren will play Minecraft, make a craft, colour pages, create a Creeper and play with Minecraft tiles. Free program for ages 4-13 years old. Registration must be done ahead of time at the library. A minimum of 5 people is required to run a program.

4 days ago | springwaternews.ca | Brenda Stanley

Annie’s Journal- by Annie Warner DonnellyHello Everyone, especially Dads! We sometimes forget that Dads began as little boys. Dads, did you race around your yard playing Hide and Seek? If you did, when you were “it” and covered your eyes, did you peek between your fingers so you could watch where someone hid? Did you ever hit a home run or score a winning goal; fill a stamp collection book or collect coins that you still have? Did you collect marbles?

4 days ago | springwaternews.ca | Brenda Stanley

Penetanguishene Parking Regulations By Town of Penetanguishene, May 21, 2025The Town of Penetanguishene would like to inform residents that timed parking regulations are in effect from Monday to Saturday. On Sundays, there are no parking restrictions in designated timed parking areas. Please also note there are NO OVERNIGHT PARKING in any municipal lot.

4 days ago | springwaternews.ca | Brenda Stanley

Wyevale Community Report – By Karen MoreauYouth Group:  June 6th @ 7:00 p.m. It’s Bowling Night. Please contact Pat Smith. Tuesday June 10th United Churches across Canada will be celebrating 100 Years. U.C.W June 12th Special Speaker will be Dino P. from the Tiny Township Fire Department. The Topic: Fire Safety in Your Home. Home Adult program about smoke and CO detectors. Rev. Bonnie Kelly will be going on holidays at the end of the month. Rev. Hoom Kim and Rev.

4 days ago | springwaternews.ca | Brenda Stanley

Craighurst W I May meeting – By Sheila CraigCraighurst W I hosted the community and our neighbouring W I Crownhill as we had Orillia author David Town talk on “Yellowhead’s revolt”. He told a story of the settlement of Upper Canada, particularly Coldwater and Orillia, and how the natives were treated. The British Government signed the Treaties that they then proceeded to weasel out of. (sorry King Charles). Mr Town gave a splendid talk.