The Town of Kingsville has launched a free program called ‘Play in the Park.’ We are coming to neighbourhoods with toys and games to encourage unstructured free-play and physical literacy skills. This program is in partnership with Pathway to Potential County of Essex and Windsor’s Social Investment. Parents are responsible […]
Other News
Essex County Construction and Road Closures Update as of July 21, 2021
County Road 27 was originally scheduled to be closed (bridge out) between County Road 8 and County Road 46 from May 17 to Aug. 13 for bridge rehabilitation. (Map ID#1) Please take note: The road closure on County Road 27 has been further delayed and is now slated to start Aug. 3. […]
Notice: Planning Items for Consideration at July 26 Council Meeting
Council will consider the following applications at its Monday, July 26, 2021, meeting. The meeting begins at 6:00 pm via Zoom. 183 Main St E. An application to create a lot for the existing dwelling. Please note, this is not an application to change the zoning. B/11/21 2037 Peterson Lane. […]
Off the Shelf: Come On In!
Welcome Back! It felt like it would never happen but here we finally are! Monday, July 26 your Kingsville branch will open its doors at 9 a.m. Hours are: Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. *Hours are subject to change, please check […]
Reminder to Off-road Vehicle Operators on Pelee Island
(PELEE ISLAND, ON) – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Essex County Detachment is reminding all off-road vehicle users to obey applicable laws and safety precautions when operating any off-road vehicle on roads on Pelee Island. In accordance with the Off-Road Vehicle Act, municipalities must have a by-law permitting certain All-Terrain Vehicle […]
Ontario Making it Easier to Renew Documents
Digital reminders will make it more convenient to renew licence plate stickers, driver’s licences and health cards TORONTO — The Ontario government is making it easier to renew important documents by introducing the option for people to receive digital reminders – including email, text or voicemail – to renew their licence plate stickers, […]
Parks and Recreation Camp in a Bag Events for August 2–6
Camp in a Bag is an at-home summer camp solution from the Town of Kingsville full of games, crafts and learning, following a new theme each week. This bi-weekly program offers two different packages every week to include children of all ages and strengths. Please see www.kingsville.ca/clickandplay for registration details, camp […]
Taste of the County: Sweet Potato Spinach Frittata
If you’re looking for a tasty breakfast, lunch or maybe a brunch idea that will keep you going till dinner, then look no further. This frittata with sweet white onion, spinach, sweet potato and crumbled feta is great hot or cold. Serve it on its own or with a green salad. […]
Mary Shaften (June 27, 1930 – July 20, 2021)
Mary Shaften **An appointment is not necessary to attend visitation. There will be COVID screening and logging of guests at the back entrance of the funeral home (glass double doors behind the funeral home).** It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our mother and grandmother, Mary Shaften, […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Toothpick
Toothpick Oh hi there, my name is Toothpick and I am only 10 months old! I am a very sweet and loving feline who is searching for a furver home. I am a tad nervous at first when meeting new people but I warm up quickly with gentle pets. I love […]
Ontario Easing Restrictions in Congregate Care Settings
Residents can spend more time with friends and family TORONTO — As Ontario moves to Step Three of its Roadmap to Reopen on Friday, July 16, 2021, the province is easing COVID-19-related restrictions in congregate care settings such as residences for adults with developmental disabilities, residences for children in care or with […]
Play in the Park: New FREE Program for Kids
The Town of Kingsville has launched a new free program called ‘Play in the Park.’ We are coming to neighbourhoods with toys and games to encourage unstructured free-play and physical literacy skills. This program is in partnership with Pathway to Potential County of Essex and Windsor’s Social Investment. See where […]
Detroit River Celebrates 20 Years as a Canadian Heritage River
Windsor, ON – It’s hard to believe that two decades have passed since the Detroit River became the first and only river in North America to be designated as a Canadian and American Heritage River. On this day 20 years ago, dignitaries from the across the region joined then Deputy Prime […]
Town of Kingsville Indoor Facilities Reopen with Limited Capacity
In light of the Province entering Step Three of its Roadmap to Reopen, the Town of Kingsville is pleased to announce the reopening of Town Facilities for rent. Facilities will operate at 50% capacity, in compliance with provincial guidelines. Occupancy Load for Each Facility Kingsville Arena and Recreation Complex Auditorium […]
Common Sense Health: No Moderation Needed When Bathing in the Woods
Mae West, the American movie star who rarely lacked for lifestyle advice, once conceded, “When in doubt, take a bath.” She didn’t have a forest setting in mind. But did you know that forest bathing might be just as therapeutic as a soak in the suds? Some people gravitate, even […]
Water Tie-in on Main Street East to Take Place July 19
A section of Main Street East will be reduced to a single lane today (July 19, 2021) to complete a water main tie-in at 140 Main Street East. Some residents will experience a temporary loss of water service. Affected residents received notification letters last week. If you are unable to […]
Kingsville Fire Department Unveils a New Crest
On Monday, July 12, 2021, Kingsville Town Council endorsed a new Kingsville Fire Department Crest that was designed and developed by Kingsville Fire & Rescue Personnel. The department brought the idea of rebranding forward following a meeting where Kingsville Fire & Rescue Personnel expressed a desire to leave the past […]
Over the Lake: Remote COVID Vaccination Clinic Returns to Pelee
When most people in Southwestern Ontario think of a remote or isolated community, they think of Northern Ontario. Pelee Island is the most southern community in Canada and also happens to be isolated, without year-round road or marine access. While it is specifically the isolation many people seek, the gaps […]
Andy Piroli (March 22, 1951 – July 16, 2021)
Andy Piroli **You must RSVP to attend the visitation and service as numbers are limited and masks are mandatory.** It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Andy on July 16, 2021, at home surrounded by his family at the age of 70 years. He was born in […]
Carnegie Arts & Visitor Centre Reopens July 17 in Collaboration with ASK
The Town of Kingsville is pleased to announce that the Carnegie Arts & Visitor Centre, 28 Division Street South, will reopen on Saturday, July 17, 2021. Town staff and the Arts Society of Kingsville (ASK) will manage the hours of operation together through the summer, with the possibility of becoming […]
SECC Awards Local Students Change Maker Scholarships
Scholarship Recipients L-R: Kyra Lear, Lily Stasko, Massimo Maiuri, Monica Klassen South Essex Community Council is excited to announce the recipients of the 2021 Community Change Maker Scholarship. This scholarship provides financial support to four young people who are planning to use their post-secondary educations to make societal change in the wider community, province or in the […]
John K. Malone (October 16, 1950 – July 13, 2021)
John K. Malone “Family is life’s greatest blessing.” It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our dear husband, father and grandfather, on Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at the age of 70 years. Beloved husband of 46 years to Nancy. Loving father of Andrew (Jacquie), Leane (Ross) Moncur […]
Art Scoop: Stage 3 Happenings!
Get ready, Kingsville! Art is once more exploding in our community in a whole new way! The many artists/writers/poets/creatives of Arts Society of Kingsville have been waiting (somewhat impatiently) throughout the pandemic to celebrate Kingsville with their creative abilities. We were grateful to be able to start our community […]
Bike Kingsville & Win for this Family Fun Friday
Bike Kingsville & Win! For this Family Fun Friday, take a bike ride through Kingsville’s parks, the CWATS routes, or just around your neighbourhood. For an extra activity, share a photo of your biking and use #BikeKingsville to be entered to win a prize package from the Grove Hotel valued […]
Kingsville Nature Journal Club for Adults 50+ Begins in August
The Kingsville Nature Journal Club is a new program offered through Kingsville Click & Play that brings Adults 50+ together to explore nature through writing and sketching. Nature journaling deepens our observation, thinking and memory skills, and exposure to nature positively impacts health and well-being. Each Tuesday in August, from 10:30 -11:30 am, registrants […]
Food for Thought: Vernon’s Tap & Grill Review
Hello again Friends. Can I call you friends at this point? I hope so. I’m doing it anyway. Speaking of friends, I got to spend time with one of mine today! We decided to hit a patio for some lunch and laughs. I figured why not kill two birds with […]
Town of Kingsville Updating Comprehensive Transportation Master Plan
NOTICE OF STUDY COMMENCEMENT The Town of Kingsville is updating and consolidating its 2012 Transportation Master Plan and Active Transportation Master Plan into a Comprehensive Transportation Master Plan (CTMP). The CTMP will provide a roadmap for transportation planning needs until the year 2037 and beyond, and will focus on optimizing […]
Playground Installation at Cottam Rotary Park Begins July 15
On July 15, 2021 you’ll notice construction beginning at Cottam Rotary Park for the new playground equipment installation. We expect the work to take two weeks. Please avoid the work area. You can see the news update on the Town of Kingsville website.
Front Garden Recognition Program Shares Its Winning Results
The Front Garden Recognition Program took place from June 21 to 30. Teams of judges from the Horticultural Society worked diligently to identify front gardens that would qualify as entries. Kingsville was then divided into 10 judging zones, taking in the entirety of the Town from the shores of Lake […]
Taste of the County: Fuel to Go Muffins
Fuel to go muffins are loaded with healthy ingredients: seeds, apple, carrots, dried fruit and microgreens. Adding microgreens to baked goods is a simple way to ensure you’re getting your daily requirement of nutrients. These muffins are perfect for the busy person always on the go, or perfect to take […]
Main Street Pharmacy Has Pfizer Appointments Available July 14-17
Hello everyone! We have just confirmed that we are getting in 150 Pfizer doses at Main Street Pharmacy today. I am scheduling appointments for: Wednesday July 14 evening: 5-6:15 Thursday July 15: 9-5:30 Friday July 16: 9-6 Saturday July 17: 9-1:45 Call us at 519-712-8800 for an appointment. We are […]
Kingsville Tennis Association Honours Two Founding Members
Rick Stephenson (KTA) made the presentation to Arleigh Fysh, Agnes Ferguson (KTA), Harry Roetelle and Mayor Santos Kingsville Tennis Association dedicated a plaque in honour of two founding members, Arleigh Fysh and Harry Roetelle of KTA who have volunteered with the organization for over 50 years. Mayor Santos was present. […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Victoria
Hello! My name is Victoria, I am a vocal and affectionate lady. I’ve also been told by the lovely humans here that I am considered a golden oldie because I am 12 years old, that means my adoption fee is half off the regular price! I love to be pet […]
Klara Strysio (September 12, 1927 – July 11, 2021)
Klara Strysio Klara passed away peacefully at her home on Sunday, July 11, 2021 at the age of 93. She was born in Poland and was the daughter of the late Ferdinand and Martha (Schmidt) Ristau. Beloved wife of Albert Strysio. Loving mother of Ruth (John) Stewart and Rita Strysio […]
Kingsville Blood Donor Clinic on Wednesday July 21
Canada’s blood supply needs a boost this summer following a surge in demand Over 23,000 blood donors needed by July 31 JULY 6, 2021 (OTTAWA) – Canadian Blood Services is calling for an additional 23,000 blood donors across Canada by July 31 to replenish the blood inventory following a sustained […]
First Community Ride in Kingsville Sees Great Turnout
Bike Kingsville Community Rides kicked off Saturday, July 10, 2021, at 9:00 am with a bike clinic, opening speeches and the first community ride of the summer. This initiative is a partnership with Bike Windsor-Essex, a member-based advocacy group representing all bike lovers in Windsor and Essex County that encourages […]
Off the Shelf: What’s New From Libby
What’s New From Libby If you’re a library user, you’re very familiar with OverDrive. It’s how you access our digital library collection. Libby is the newer app released by OverDrive a little while ago. Libby is a fast and attractive digital experience. Libby is compatible with Android and iOS devices […]
Common Sense Health: Finding Truth in Science is a Moving Target
Having a good debate about matters of your health is not a bad thing. As has been said, “It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.” But recently, having a difference of opinion has become too closely associated with the […]
Out of Province Vaccination Registration Now Open
As of 10 a.m. today, individuals who were vaccinated from out of province or country can register their information through a dedicated and secure Windsor-Essex County Health Unit online registration form. The registration process applies to the following individuals: If you live Windsor or Essex County and received one or two […]
Parks and Recreation Camp in a Bag Events for July 19-23
Camp in a Bag is an at-home summer camp solution full of games, crafts and learning, following a new theme each week. This bi-weekly program offers two different packages each week to include children of all ages and strengths. Please see www.kingsville.ca/clickandplay for registration details, camp themes and more! Movie Makers (ages 9-13): […]
James Robert McIntyre (Oct. 1, 1947 – June 7 2021)
James Robert McIntyre Jim passed away in the serene setting of Erie Shores Hospice on June 7th. Mac was predeceased by his parent’s, Archie McIntyre and Belva(Charlton) McIntyre, as well as his sister Barbara Edwards (2001). He is survived by his niece, Sheryl Ciglen , nephew Shawn Edwards and their […]
Summer Day Camps in Cottam Start Soon
Migration Community Hall is pleased to announce its new SUMMER 2021 Day Camps for Kids. These Day Camps are taking place at our new Migration Community Hall “North” facility located at 122 Fox Street in Cottam. Ideally situated beside the Town of Kingsville’s beautiful 23 acre Ridgeview Park & Splash […]
Inaugural Launch for Bike Kingsville Community Rides Happens July 10
This Saturday, July 10, 2021, is the first Bike Kingsville Community Ride of the summer. This kick-off will include a bike clinic at 9:00 am and opening speeches at 9:30 am before the ride commences at 10:00 am. Community rides happen every second Saturday starting at 10 am from the […]
Joe LeBoeuf (March 8, 1931 – July 7, 2021)
Joe LeBoeuf Of Kingsville passed away unexpectedly July 7, 2021. He was peacefully surrounded by family. He was an avid golfer and long-time member of the Kingsville Golf Club. He had a love of family and friends, hockey, football, baseball, international travelling and long walks and enjoyed a previous 38-year […]
Ontario Moving to Step Three of Roadmap to Reopen on July 16
Continuing Improvements in Key Indicators Allowing Province to Safely Expand Indoor Settings and Capacity Limits TORONTO — With key public health and health care indicators continuing to improve and the provincewide vaccination rate surpassing the targets outlined in the province’s Roadmap to Reopen, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of […]
SECC Opens Its Doors to Clients Again
After several months, South Essex Community Council is officially re-opening their doors to clients and are booking in-person appointments in their Leamington and Kingsville Offices effective Monday, July 12, 2021. Both offices are currently open Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm. “We are thrilled to begin welcoming clients back into the office,” shared Manager of Programs and Development, Stephen […]
Notice: Planning Items for Consideration at July 12 Council Meeting
Council will consider the following applications at its Monday, July 12, 2021, meeting. The meeting begins at 6:00 pm via Zoom. SPA / 19 / 2021: A revised site plan proposal for the six-storey apartment dwellings on lands to the rear of 200 Main Street East. The new proposal increases […]
Anne Horne (November 22, 1933 – July 7, 2021)
Anne Horne Born November 22, 1933. Passed away on Wednesday July 7, 2021, at her home. Beloved wife of the late George Horne (2007). Dear mother of John (Renee); James (Miriam); Linda Dick (Mark); Ronald (Janice) and Laurie Horne-Klassen (William). Survived by 15 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Dear sister […]
Ontario Knights of Columbus Is Holding a 50/50 Online Raffle
Hey Friends, The Ontario Knights of Columbus is holding a 50/50 Online raffle, check out the mini draws listed in the poster. Proceeds to benefit the Arthritis Society and Special Olympics. Copy and paste the following link into your browser to buy your tickets. Alternatively, The QR Code under the […]
Windsor-Essex County to Hold Drive-Thru Pet Microchip Clinic on July 10
WINDSOR-ESSEX, ON – The Windsor/Essex County Humane Society will host its first ever Drive-Thru Pet Microchip on Saturday, July 10th. The microchip clinic runs from 10am to noon, and then from 2 to 4pm. This socially distanced event will allow dog, cat, or rabbit owners to protect their pet with lifetime identification without […]
Wanted Male Located After Flight from Police
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – One person is facing multiple charges after fleeing from a police officer. On July 4, 2021, at approximately 11:03 a.m. a member from the Kingsville Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police was nearly struck by a motorist on Palmer Drive in the Town of Kingsville. OPP officers were […]
Taste of the County: Shogun Maitake Kuro
The maitake mushroom is harvested in London, Ontario and it takes approximately 100 days to reach full maturity. It’s wild-looking, frilly, feathery and at first glance, you may not be sure if it’s edible. Maitake translates from Japanese as “dance mushroom.” Folklore tells of a group of woodcutters and nuns […]
Free Fishing Week July 3-11, 2021
Ontario Family Fishing Events is a province-wide opportunity for Canadian residents to fish Ontario waters without the otherwise mandatory fishing version outdoors card. Cast your line from July 3 – 11, 2021 and have a “reel-y” good time! Check out Ontario Family Fishing Events here.
Leamington Pop-up COVID Vaccine Clinic Runs July 7-9
POP-UP VACCINATION CLINIC: Clinic to be held Wednesday through Friday at the 33 Princess St. parking lot (formerly the Princess Centre). Over 400 Moderna and Pfizer vaccinations will be available each day, along with other healthcare services and support programs. #healthcare #vaccinations
Phase 1 of Road 2 East Reconstruction Project Update
Phase 1 of the reconstruction of Road 2 East began in June with investigative and exploratory work. Construction commences this Monday, July 12, 2021 (weather permitting). During construction, Road 2 East between Graham Sideroad and Union Avenue will close to through traffic. A complete detour route will be in place. […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Puddy
Puddy, 2 years old Hey there, my name is Puddy. I’m a friendly and independent lady who is in search of her furever home. I like to spend a good chunk of my time lounging around and/or hiding in small places. I love to be pet and especially adore having the […]
OPP Seek Public Assistance
(KINGSVILLE, ON) -On July 6, 2021, members of the Kingsville Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to call for service in the Town of Kingsville, On. OPP officers are looking for the public’s assistance with identifying this male in relation to the ongoing police investigation. Anyone with information regarding […]
Art Scoop: Outline of an Artist, ASK’s Petro Lopata
Over the years, I’ve worked in many fields, from logistics and materials handling, newspaper publishing and management, sustainability and recycling, graphic design for print and web, to literally working out on fields as a farmhand. All along this meandering track through diverse industries, I’ve had a strong desire to create art. […]
Common Sense Health: Fixing the Leak of Untold Incontinence
Urinary incontinence is one of the most common problems of aging. It instills, needlessly, the prospect of embarrassment and a fear of leaving the house. Comedians quip, “If you don’t know when you need to go, by the time you find out, you’ve already gone!” But in fact, it’s no […]
Kniaziew Optometry Adds Tenth Location in Southwestern Ontario
(WINDSOR, ONTARIO): Kniaziew Optometry continues its strong growth – expanding into the 4th location in Essex-County at 2475 McDougall St. inside the Jackson Park Health Centre in Windsor. “Windsor Optometric Centre is pleased to announce that we are joining Kniaziew Optometry. Dr. Kniaziew has been a close friend and mentor […]
Off the Shelf: Summer Love at the Library
Coming Soon! Select branches start to reopen. You’ll be able to come into the Kingsville branch starting Monday, July 26. We’re taking it slow to ensure that our staff and you are kept safe when walking through our doors. Thank you for your amazing support by using our curbside pickup and […]
Road 11 Culvert Over Irwin Drain Replacement Begins July 7
Please be advised that the replacement of the Road 11 Culvert over Irwin Drain will begin this Wednesday, July 7, 2021, resulting in a complete road closure at Road 11 and County Road 31, as identified in red on the map. The project will last 4 – 5 weeks. Thanks for […]
Join the Fun for the First Annual Bike Kingsville Day
Community Rides begin this weekend in Kingsville! Join for the launch. 9 AM – Bike clinic by Bike Windsor Essex who will give your bicycle a FREE checkup. 9:30 AM – Welcome from Council and meet the people who have helped make this happen. 10 AM – Enjoy a community […]
Hydro Installation at Boat Launch Kiosk
Over the next few days, the Town of Kingsville will install new hydro service at the boat launch kiosk. The boat launch remains open, but boaters should use additional caution when navigating the work area and be aware there may be brief delays. Thank you. Read this news update on our website
Province Launches Online Renewals for Ontario Photo Card Holders
New Service Provides Fast, Simple and Accessible Digital Solution TORONTO – The Ontario government is making life easier for Ontario Photo Card holders by providing the option for card renewals online, no longer requiring in-person renewals at a ServiceOntario centre. The Ontario Photo Card provides Ontarians who do not have a […]
Heritage & Conservation Centre Grand Opening at John R. Park Homestead
Essex, ON – A small group of dignitaries gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the new Heritage & Conservation Centre at the John R. Park Homestead Conservation Area. This new centre will enhance the educational, cultural and visitor experiences for all guests. The visitor experience begins with a grand entrance […]
John “Jack” Bachtold (March 17, 1944 – July 3, 2021)
John “Jack” Bachtold **Please RSVP to attend the visitation or funeral service by clicking on the blue RSVP button below. Numbers are limited and masks are mandatory for all who enter the building.** It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our beloved husband and papa, John “Jack” […]
Accelerated COVID-19 Second Dose Youth Appointments
The province is continuing to accelerate its vaccine rollout by expanding eligibility for second doses ahead of schedule. As of 8 a.m. Saturday, July 3, Windsor and Essex County youth 12 to 17 years of age and older will be eligible to book their second dose Pfizer BioNTech vaccine at […]
Congratulations Dylan Prentice, Signal Hill Elementary School Grad
Dylan Prentice Congratulations Dylan for graduating from Signal Hill Elementary in Pemberton, BC Love Mom, Dad and Renton
Happy Birthday, Alan Smith
Happy Birthday Alan. Did you ever imagine you’d be 69 years old? We hope you have a wonderful day! With love from Jody, the kids and the grandkids
Food for Thought: Swaad Restaurant Review
Hello Readers, Just so you know, I love Indian food. I. Love. It. Almost above any other kind. It is certainly at the top of my list of ethnic foods and a good distance away, on said list, from any other ethnic food … and that’s ridiculous because I truly love […]
Youth Aged 12-17 Across Ontario Eligible for Accelerated Second Dose
More Than Five Million Ontarians Now Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 TORONTO — As the province moves to Step Two of its Roadmap to Reopen, Ontario is accelerating second dose eligibility to all children and youth aged 12 to 17 to provide them with a strong level of protection against COVID-19, including […]
Over the Lake: Investment of $40 Million Hasn’t Improved Access to Pelee
Residents, tourism operators, farming operations, cottagers and visitors are scrambling to book passage to and from the mainland terminal in Leamington due to extremely limited ferry capacity. A staffing issue at Owen Sound Transportation Company, on top of COVID-19 restrictions, are cited as the specific reasons for the service reduction. […]
VetWrap: Foreign Body Season
It’s official … it’s foreign body season … I mean, BBQ season! While we all hope to get back to having outdoor social gatherings soon, MY thoughts this week went to all the hazards we will be exposing our pets to with this change. Summer (also known as foreign body […]
Parks and Recreation Camp in a Bag Events for July 5-9
Camp in a Bag is a new program to the Town of Kingsville! It is an at-home summer camp solution full of games, crafts and learning, following a new theme each week. Camp in a Bag is a bi-weekly program with two different packages each week to include children of […]
Taste of the County: Chocolate Thumbprints
If you love pistachio gelato, you’ll love these delightful little cookies, with a rich chocolate shortbread and a center of luxurious pistachio cream. Thumbprints are one of my all-time favourite cookie recipes, and this chocolate pistachio one is no exception. Dare I say I love it even more than my go-to […]
June 27, 2021: Another Kingsville Miracle of Food Donations
Cottam Rotary: Photo by Nicole Tallent Miracle Day on June 27, 2021, was another huge success. It’s been a very long year of dealing with COVID-19 restrictions, financial setbacks, health issues, and personal challenges. Residents have once again heeded the call and went out of their way to help their […]
Get Your Free Cupcake June 30 & July 1
Come to Kingsville’s businesses on June 30 and July 1 for a free cupcake! Below is a list of participating businesses. See www.kingsville.ca/canadaday for addresses and additional information on Kingsville’s Canada Day activities. Get your cupcake at: Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens Ernie’s TV EYE’S Dr. Abby Jakob Karla & Jake Fehr […]
Notice of Public Consultation: 2021 Road Reconstruction Projects
The Town of Kingsville is preparing for the final phase of Jasperson Drive reconstruction in 2021. New construction from Woodycrest Ave to Road 2 East (west of the arena) is planned for late summer and includes the following improvements: New asphalt roadway with curb and gutter. A new driveway access […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Chunky Butt
Hi there, my name is Chunky Butt and I am 7 years old. I am an independent and loving guy who is on the search for his furever home. It takes me a little bit of time to get comfortable in new environments before I go off and explore confidently. […]
Pick up Your FREE Canada Day Gift Bag on July 1
From 10 AM to 12 PM on July 1, come pick up a FREE Canada Day gift bag filled with goodies for you and your family to enjoy! The bags have been personalized with messages from those at Kingsville’s retirement residences. Drive through at the following locations for your bag: […]
Spotlight On Business: The Little Cider Company
Mary Beth Little is the owner of The Little Cider Company located in Harrow, Ontario. She has found making cider to be a natural extension of the family farm. Her ciders are all made from 100% Ontario dessert and heritage apples and farm-fresh produce that have been grown and tended on […]
Fish Fly Season: Please Refrain from Tampering with Streetlights
The Town of Kingsville reminds residents not to attempt to keep fish flies away by disconnecting street lights. “We understand fish flies can be a nuisance, but they’re an important part of our eco-system, they do not pose a public threat, and the season is short,” said Manager of Public […]
First-time Homebuyer? Follow These Steps
Is homeownership a goal of yours? It does offer some benefits, in addition to meeting your basic need for shelter. The equity you build in your home can be a valuable financial asset, and you may get to deduct your interest payments on your taxes. But if you’re a first-time homebuyer, what steps should […]
Common Sense Health: Eat Healthy Without Breaking the Bank
How would you like to have a cart full of healthy foods and still save money? Anyone who does the grocery shopping will tell you, it is more expensive to buy the ingredients for a healthy diet like vegetables, nuts, fruit and fish than the refined grains, processed prepared foods and meats of […]
Town Reminds Those Impacted by Flooding about Sandbag Program
Kingsville has a sandbag program to offer free sand and sandbags to residents in flood-impacted areas. There is a limit of 100 bags per household, and Public Works staff will deliver the bags. To request a drop-off, residents can call the municipal office at 519-733-2305 or email Kingsville Works at kingsvilleworks@kingsville.ca. […]
Canada Day Celebrations Begin June 30, 2021 in the Town of Kingsville
The Town of Kingsville is kicking off Canada Day festivities with a Canada Day Food Trail! Starting June 30, 2021, participating businesses will offer Canadian-themed food and drink items. Everything from a maple smoked chicken sandwich to maple bacon cupcakes and Canadian butter tarts. These special menu items will be […]
Months of Lockdown = Desire to Get Out to Open Streets
The day started out cloudy and grey but that changed by the time 4 p.m. arrived. Mother Nature decided to co-operate and provide the area with a dry and beautiful night for the second Open Streets Kingsville for 2021. The fish flies couldn’t keep area diners from getting out and […]
OPP Reports Fire Extinguisher Used in Break and Enter in Kingsville
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – On June 26, 2021 at approximately 3:22 a.m., the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to an alarm call to a business located on Division Street South in the Town of Kingsville. As officers arrived on scene, they observed a broken window at the front of the business. This […]
Road 2 East Closed for Water Main Work Between Kratz and Graham June 28
Road 2 East will be closed today (June 28, 2021) between Kratz Sideroad and Graham Sideroad for water main work. The closure will begin at 10:00 am and last until 4:00 pm. Motorists, including emergency services, will not be able to drive through the work zone. A detour route has […]
Accelerated COVID-19 Second Dose Appointments
The province is continuing to accelerate its vaccine rollout by expanding eligibility for second doses ahead of schedule. Locally, individuals 18+ who received a first dose of an mRNA vaccine (Pfizer or Moderna) on or before June 2, 2021, are now eligible to book their second dose appointment at a […]
Congratulations Madelynn Claire Kendrick, Jack Miner Public School Grad
Madelynn Claire Kendrick Madelynn, we hope you chase your dreams. Never stop trying or learning. Live life to the fullest and give it nothing but your best! Love Mom, Dad, Lila and Boldin Madelynn has graduated from Jack Miner Public School and is entering Kingsville District High School in the […]
Food for Thought: Shawarma Corner Review
Hello again Readers. You know something? We really are spoiled for choice with regards to great restaurants in this area. What are we — ten reviews in now, and I’ve yet to have a bad meal. That’s remarkable. The best part is that I have so many places left to […]
Ticks Are in Kingsville: Are You Ready?
As Kingsville citizens and their pets finally enjoy warm weather, they are not the only ones excited to see higher temperatures. Ticks are out in full force, too. These tiny arachnids (yes, they are related to the spider family!) are not only hungry for animal blood, but they are also […]
Celebrating Stories of Ontarians: Alis B. Kennedy
Celebrating stories of Ontarians: Alis B. Kennedy, Member of the Order of Ontario If there is one theme running through the life and remarkably varied cv of Order of Ontario member Alis B. Kennedy, it is that of discovery. “I love adventure,” says the Montréal native, who now lives in Woodbridge. […]
OPP Investigating After Local Resident Loses $30,000 in Scam
(ESSEX COUNTY, ON) – On Friday, June 18, 2021, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Essex County Detachment investigated a fraud after being called to an Essex County address. The victim was contacted by a suspect posing to be a TD Bank Security employee who was claiming there were fraudulent transactions on […]
Congratulations Zander Noland, Jack Miner Public School Grad
Zander Noland Zander, we are so proud of you and your accomplishments. May you make amazing memories at Kingsville District High School in September. We love you! Mom and Dad
Ontario Moving to Step Two of Roadmap to Reopen on June 30
Continuing Improvements in Key Indicators Allowing Province to Ease Additional Public Health Measures TORONTO — With key public health and health care indicators continuing to improve, the provincewide vaccination rate now surpassing the targets outlined in the province’s Roadmap to Reopen, and on the recommendation of the the Chief Medical […]
Three Kingsville Beaches Closed for Swimming
Please be advised that Cedar Island Beach, Cedar Beach and Mettawas Park Beach have shown higher than normal E.coli levels during recent water sample testing and are closed for swimming until further notice. The bacterial counts given reflect the conditions at the time of sampling. Conditions change from day to […]
Art Scoop: ASK Member Isabelle West’s Fantasy, Feathers and Flowers
To me, there has always been a comfort in creating. It soothes my ruffled feathers, calms and nourishes my soul and provides an avenue of expression which I find difficult to convey otherwise. Drawing and colouring were my favourite pastimes growing up. My mother cultivated beautiful gardens that often became […]
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