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Tay Valley releases 2025 council salary and expense report

Tay Valley council salary ranges from $17K to $31K including expenses TAY VALLEY TOWNSHIP — Tay Valley Township has released its annual statement detailing how...

Tay Valley sets 60 km/h speed limit for section of Crow Lake Road

Crow Lake Road speed limit applies between Frontenac boundary and Bolingbroke TAY VALLEY TOWNSHIP — Tay Valley council has approved a new posted speed limit...

Tay Valley approves Indigenous name for private road near Elm Grove Road

Mikinàk Mikan, meaning “Turtle Road,” was selected following consultation with the Algonquins of Ontario TAY VALLEY — A previously unnamed private right of way serving...

Tay Valley council delivers blunt rejection of Alto high speed rail’s eastern Ontario route

Farmland, cost and community concerns underscore why Tay Valley opposes Alto TAY VALLEY — Tay Valley Township has become one of the latest eastern Ontario...

Tay Valley Township Reeve reflects on 2025

Rob Rainer highlights council priorities, township operations, and election plans As 2025 comes to a close, Hometown News reached out to the reeves and mayors...

Tay Valley Township used confidentiality clause in $65,000 settlement, MP reports

Confidentiality questions resurface as Blueberry Creek dispute remains before the courts TAY VALLEY — Tay Valley Township paid a $65,000 settlement to Robyn Mulcahy earlier...

Tay Valley’s case against Blueberry Creek rental delayed to 2026

January hearing will decide if Blueberry Creek can continue its short-term rental PERTH — A Superior Court hearing over the future of Blueberry Creek Nature...

The Starter Company Plus Program Awards $40,000 to Support 9 Local Entrepreneurs

SUBMITTED SMITHS FALLS – The Small Business Advisory Centre (serving Smiths Falls, Lanark County, and Northern Leeds Grenville) is proud to announce that 9 entrepreneurs...

AMO delegation yields progress for Perth’s Algonquin College reuse plan

SUBMITTED A recent delegation to the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference has sparked promising developments for the future of Algonquin College’s Perth campus,...

UCDSB Trustee Carole Dufort steps down citing health reasons

SUBMITTED Carole Dufort has informed the Upper Canada District School Board of Trustees that she is resigning from her role as Trustee due to health...

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