Vehicles & Outbuildings Entered (KINGSVILE, ON) – Essex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to remind the public to stay vigilant against property crime thefts by taking simple action to protect your property. “Lock it or Lose it” isn’t just a catchy slogan, it is a crime prevention measure that is […]
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Kingsville Welcomes Director of Community and Development Services
The Town of Kingsville is pleased to announce Richard Wyma as its Director of Community and Development Services. Richard is a long-time Essex County resident who brings a wealth of education and experience to the role. He holds a degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Waterloo, […]
Congratulations Kendra Hyde, St. John de Brebeuf Grad
Kendra Hyde Congratulations on your achievements! May your light always continue to shine bright! Love, Mom, Mike & Connor Kendra is graduating from St. John de Brebeuf and will be attending the IB program at Cardinal Carter Secondary School in the fall.
Taste of the County: Minestrone Verde
Brothy and light, this is a perfect summer soup. Pesto adorns each bowl with a burst of herbal freshness. This minestrone is filled with all green vegetables and topped with basil microgreens and sprinkled with parmigiano cheese. You may add small pasta, tortellini or — like I did — ricotta […]
‘Camp in a Bag’ Now on Town’s New Online Recreation System
The Town of Kingsville is pleased to announce the launch of Kingsville Click & Play. This new cloud-based recreation software allows residents and users to create an account to register for programs, see facility availability and even book venues right online. “This software improves customer service by making our program registration and […]
June 27 Miracle’s List of Specific Needs for Kingsville
This is Kingsville’s list of specific needs for June 27. Please note, dry pasta and food in glass jars are not needed. And be sure to check expiry dates before you donate. It was wonderful to see the outpouring of love and support last year on June 27! The community […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Paulina
Paulina, 6 years old Ummm…hello, I can see you’re trying to get my attention. Just give me a minute please, I just need a moment to sniff the air around you. Okay, you smell like a nice human. I’ll start the meow motor as soon as you start petting me. […]
Stage 1 of Ontario’s Reopening Plan and COVID-19 Vaccines
We are now in Stage 1 of the Provinces re-opening plan thanks to the dedicated and hard work of everyone involved in the vaccine roll-out. I’m here with another update as part of my ongoing commitment to you to help keep you aware of how to access vaccination. We at […]
Tips to Keep Your Trash and Recycling off Your Neighbour’s Yard
Prevent your trash and recycling from becoming neighbourhood litter. Some tips for keeping raccoons and birds out of your trash: – Put your trash out on the morning of collection day – Put it in a strong-lidded container – Don’t overfill the container so the lid doesn’t fit snugly – […]
Common Sense Health: Sharing a ride to health and safety
We all hope for a breakthrough in the cure for cancer. Thankfully, scientists are making progress in the fight against this and many other devastating diseases. But on occasion, an innovation well outside of the healthcare sector can make a big difference in matters of life and death. And is […]
Congratulations Chase Okeefe, St. John de Brebeuf Grad
Chase Okeefe Congratulations Chase on your graduation. We are so proud of you. Here’s to a new journey! Keep focused and continue achieving your goals. Love Mom, Hailee and Maysen Xoxox
Over The Lake: Farmers Market and Theatre Production Return to Pelee
Pelee Island is known for some unusual spaces and historical holdovers from yesteryear. Did you know that the Island also has an acoustically perfect natural limestone amphitheatre? Exposed natural limestone shale lines a defunct quarry and provides the backdrop for an eclectic art, music and spoken word series known as […]
New Organization Emerges to Champion Animal Welfare across Ontario
A group of several humane societies has formalized their partnership as the Ontario Animal Welfare Network (OAWN), A Collaboration of Leading Community SPCAs & Humane Societies. The OAWN formed after years of informal collaboration between the humane societies to share best practices, lend support and help individual organizations grow — all with the […]
Eric Hughes (August 4, 1934 – June 19, 2021)
Eric Hughes It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, Eric Hughes, on June 19, 2021, at home surrounded by his family. Beloved husband of Dorothy Hughes (nee Shortt). Loving father of Norma (John) Manias, Lindsey (Karen) Hughes and […]
Parks and Recreation Month Events for June 21-27
It’s the fourth week of Parks and Recreation month! To find out more about this week’s challenges, follow the Facebook links below. Post a photo of you participating in #Kingsvilleplays for an entry in a weekly gift card draw (Entries are valid through Facebook and Instagram only). June 21st: Visit […]
Attention All Homeschoolers!
Did you homeschool your children this year? COVID has been piling on even more challenges than usual for home educating families. Are you beyond ready to celebrate the end of this school year? We invite you to send your photos, announcements and loving family messages to The Kingsville Times. And […]
Accelerated Second Dose Eligibility Continues Ahead of Schedule
Over 75 per cent of Ontario Adults Have Received A First Dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine and more than 19 per cent are Fully Vaccinated TORONTO — With a majority of Ontario adults having received a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and over three million doses of the Moderna […]
WECHS Fundraiser Launches 1st ‘Doggy Bag Delivery: Gala-In-A-Bag’
WINDSOR-ESSEX, ON – Pandemic pivot for major fundraiser for WECHS allows for unique, online delivery event which supports local business. The Windsor/Essex County Humane Society is thinking outside of the box…and inside of the bag. Because of the global pandemic, the WECHS had to cancel the 2020 and 2021 traditional in person […]
Have Your Say on the Future of Point Pelee National Park by July 12
Parks Canada is calling on the public to have their say on the future of Point Pelee National Park! National parks are gateways to nature, adventure and discovery that hold special places in the hearts of Canadians and visitors from around the world. On June 1st, Parks Canada officially launched […]
WECHU Issues Statement Regarding Mixing and Matching Vaccines
Gary McNamara, Board Chair for the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) issued the following statement on Wednesday, June 16, 2021: “The Board of the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit fully supports federal, provincial and local public health unit recommendations regarding the mixing and matching of COVID-19 vaccines. “Mixing and matching of […]
Community Rides Begin 2nd Saturday of Each Month Starting July 10
Saturday, July 10, 2021, grab your bike and join Bike Kingsville, the Grove Bike Co. and the Town of Kingsville for the “Bike Kingsville Kickoff for Community Rides” at the Carnegie Arts & Visitor Centre. Enjoy a 30km roundtrip community ride along Kingsville’s designated CWATS cycling routes. Take in the sights, ride […]
Congratulations Ethan Felhaber, Kingsville Public School Grad
Ethan Felhaber So proud of how far you have come! Keep up the good work. Go get that jetski! Love Mom, Dad, Jayden and Aspen
Congratulations Dylan Coyle, Kingsville Public School Grad
Dylan Coyle Congratulations Dylan Coyle on graduating Grade 8. Good luck at Kingsville High School in the fall. Love always, Mom and Dad
Welcome Back to Fort Malden National Historic Site
Beginning Wednesday June 16th, 2021, Fort Malden National Historic Site is pleased to welcome visitors for its 2021 season. We know that more than ever, people are looking to explore Ontario, get outdoors, and connect with history close to home. Fort Malden National Historic Site provides an opportunity for all […]
Operation Freeze Helps Youth ‘Cool’ Down This Summer
(ESSEX COUNTY, ON) – Demonstrating positive behaviour and participating in random acts of kindness is the “cool” thing to do this summer. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is proud to be partnering once again with Mac’s/Circle K Convenience Stores across Ontario for this year’s for Operation Freeze 2021. OPP officers […]
Essex Region Conservation Authority to Meet on June 17
Essex Region –The Essex Region Conservation Authority (ERCA) will hold its regularly scheduled Board of Directors’ meeting digitally on Thursday, June 17 at 6:00 pm. Agenda items include: · Conservation Ontario: Governance Accountability and Transparency Initiative · 2020 Draft Audited Financial Statements, Financial Sustainability and Condition · Designation of Provincial Offences Officer · City of Windsor Council […]
Free Fishing and Ontario Parks Day: Use This Father’s Day Weekend!
TORONTO – The Ontario government is making it possible for families to fish for free this Father’s Day weekend. On June 19 and 20, 2021, Ontario families can enjoy fishing province-wide without having to purchase a licence or carry an Outdoors Card. “Whether you’re new to fishing or it’s something […]
Town Prepares for Summer’s First Open Streets Saturday June 19, 2021
This Saturday, June 19, 2021, marks the first Saturday of the summer that Kingsville will close a section of Main and Division to open streets to pedestrians to support businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. There will also be an Outdoor Night Market. Open Streets is every Saturday from 4:00 pm-10:30 […]
Congratulations Michael-Douglas, Kingsville Public School Grad
Michael-Douglas Congratulations Michael-Douglas on your graduation. We are so proud of you and now on to new adventures. Love Mom and Dad
Congratulations Delanie Kreitzer, KPS/GEVS Grad
Delanie Kreitzer We are so very proud of you. Keep up the great work!! Here comes grade 9 at LDSS. We love you so much! Delanie Kreitzer is a Grade 8 graduate from Kingsville Public School/Greater Essex Virtual School. She will be attending the IB program at Leamington District Secondary […]
Lane Reduction on Graham Sideroad June 17, 2021
Coco Paving will be completing road repairs on Graham Sideroad (between Road 2 East and Road 3 East) this Thursday, June 17th. They will be reducing traffic to a single lane, and motorists should avoid the area if possible to avoid minor delays. Read this news update on our website Image by […]
Taste of the County: Loaded Chickpea Taco
Chickpea taco! This soft tortilla wrap is piled high with fresh delicious ingredients and topped with a homemade creamy cilantro lime dressing. Begin layering Red Pac Choi microgreens, purple raw cabbage, purple onion, avocado, chick peas, and homemade fresh cilantro lime dressing. Squeeze some lime juice and fold and have […]
OPP Seeking Public’s Assistance After Collision on Seacliff Drive
Fail to Remain Collision in Kingsville (KINGSVILLE, ON) -On June 15, 2021 at 8:52 p.m., members of the Kingsville Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were contacted regarding a motor vehicle collision on Seacliff Drive at County Road 45. Officers attended and through investigation learned that a red car travelling […]
Council Approves New Curfew for Kingsville’s Lions Park
At its June 14, 2021 meeting, Kingsville Town Council voted to amend the Parks Curfew Bylaw 127-2004 to enact an earlier curfew at Lions Park, 23 Mill Street, for the remainder of the 2021 calendar year. Dan Wolicki, the Town’s Manager of Municipal Facilities and Properties, proposed the amendment in response […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Tucker
Tucker, 1 year old male Hi I’m Tucker and I have a big favour to ask. Please look beyond my current appearance. I look a little scruffy but that won’t last for long and my loving, playful personality will more than make up for that in the meantime. I haven’t […]
Congratulations Jaden McLellan, Kingsville Public School Grad
Jaden McLellan Congratulation Jaden on your graduation! You are destined to do great things. Here’s to a new adventure! Love Mom, Dad and Jaxon
Congratulations Carleigh Ross, University of Western Ontario Grad
Carleigh Ross You is Smart. You is Kind. You is Important! Your family is extremely proud of you! Congratulations to Carleigh Ross who graduated with honours in Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Western Ontario. She has accepted an RN position with Erie Shores HealthCare, and is […]
Kingsville Pop-Up Vaccination Clinic Offers Moderna June 16
A vaccination clinic offering first and second doses of the Moderna vaccine is schedule for June 16th in Kingsville. The clinic is a partnership between the Leamington and Area Family Health Team, Essex-Windsor EMS and Erie Shores HealthCare. Anyone who falls into the following categories is welcome to attend: – […]
Kingsville’s Municipal Office Reopens for Walk-in Service June 15
In response to the Province moving into Stage 1 of its Roadmap to Reopen, the Town of Kingsville is pleased to announce it has reopened the Municipal Offices at 2021 Division Road North for walk-in service. However, if residents wish to meet with specific staff members, they are still required to […]
Common Sense Health: Are You Taking Too Much Medication?
Many diseases can be effectively managed thanks to therapeutic treatments involving pharmaceutical drugs. But have we gone too far in popping pills for every ache? Or even for serious health conditions, has your doctor put as much thought into how to get you off prescription medications as has gone into […]
Patricia Impens (October 14, 1947 – June 12, 2021)
Patricia Impens Passed away peacefully June 12, 2021, in Windsor, Ontario at the age of 73 years. Born October 14, 1947, to the late Theresa and Fred Gale. Predeceased by her sister Marlene Kocsis (nee Gale). Survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation will take place at Kendrick Funeral Home, Kingsville […]
Ronald Anthony Marontate (May 11, 1935 – June 12, 2021)
Ronald Anthony Marontate It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Ronald Marontate, at the age of 86 years old, residing at the Sun Parlor Home in Leamington, ON. Reunited with his late wife Sandra Louise Marontate (nee Frohman) (2018). Dear father to Sandy and Norman Marontate. […]
Open Streets and Outdoor Night Market Begin Saturday June 19
Open Streets in Downtown Kingsville will begin its season on Saturday 19, 2021 from 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. An Outdoor Night Market will also be held on Saturday. Subject to the weather, these events are planned to take place every Saturday from June 19 to September 11. We are […]
Parks & Recreation Month Events for June 14–20
It’s the third week of Parks and Recreation month! To find out more about this week’s challenges, follow the Facebook links below. Post a photo of you participating in #Kingsvilleplays for an entry in a weekly gift card draw (Entries are valid through Facebook and Instagram only). June 14th: Paper Airplane June […]
OPP Attended the Scene of Collision in Kingsville
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 12:30 a.m., members of the Kingsville OPP Detachment, Essex-Windsor Paramedic Services and firefighters from Kingsville Fire Department responded to the crash scene located on Main Street East in Kingsville. There were two occupants in the vehicle, one of the occupants was […]
June 27 Miracle 2021: Volunteers Needed!
The second annual June 27 Miracle is drawing near. A monumental event like this requires an army of volunteers. Want to participate in the world’s largest food drive? Organizers are looking for: • Route pick up drivers. • Social Media Influencers • Receiving/Sorting at drop off point ON June 27th […]
Congratulations Gage Gyurkovics, Kingsville Public School Grad
Gage Gyurkovics Best of luck on your new adventures! Can’t wait to see what the future holds for you! We are so proud of you! Love Mom, Dad and Ashton Congratulations Gage Gyurkovics on your graduation from Kingsville Public School! Gage will be attending Kingsville District High School in the […]
Notice of Public Meeting: Committee of Adjustment June 22, 2021
POSTPONED: Consent Application B/11/21 There will be a Committee of Adjustment Meeting on Tuesday, June 22, 2021, at 6:00 pm. The committee will consider the following applications: CONSENT APPLICATION B/12/21: Lot creation application on Jasperson Drive to re-establish leftover land from the school site as a separate parcel. MINOR VARIANCE […]
ERCA Announces Beach Is Reopened at Holiday Beach
Essex Region – With lake levels beginning to recede, the beach at Holiday Beach reopens for swimming this weekend. “For the past three years, unprecedented lake levels resulted in such severe erosion and falling trees that we were forced to close the beach for safety reasons,” explains Tim Byrne, Essex Region Conservation […]
Congratulations Sophia Timmerman, Cardinal Carter Middle School Grad
Sophia Timmerman Congratulations Sophia, we’re all so proud of you!! Enjoy all that high school has to offer. Sophia is graduating from Cardinal Carter Middle School. She will be attending Cardinal Carter Secondary School in the fall.
Road 2 East Between Kratz and Graham Will Be Closed June 14
Road 2 East between Kratz Side Road and Graham Side Road will be closed on Monday, June 14, 2021. Drivers should follow the detour signs to safely navigate the work zone. Read this news update on our website Image by venturebox87 from Pixabay
Congratulations Brooklyn Ciliska, Jack Miner Public School Grad
Brooklyn Ciliska Congratulations Brooklyn we love you. Wishing you all the best at LDSS next year!!! Go Lions!
Restoration of Tennis Court Surface Begins June 14
The restoration of the tennis court surface at the Kingsville Recreation Complex begins on Monday, June 14, 2021. The contractor should complete this work by Friday, June 25, 2021. June 10, 2021 Read this news update on our website
LCol Murray Stewart (December 22, 1932 – June 5, 2021)
Lieutenant-Colonel Murray C. Stewart B.A. rmc, pcsc, cdsc, CD, PPCLI (Retired) December 22, 1932 – June 5, 2021 With a sad heart I announce the passing of Murray Stewart my dear husband and friend. He fought a long hard battle, but he took his last breath on Saturday. Murray was […]
Congratulations Morgan DeYong, St. John de Brebeuf Grad
Morgan DeYong Every ending is a new beginning. You make us so proud every day. Congrats on your achievements and keep dreaming big! Morgan DeYong is graduating from St. John de Brebeuf and heading to Kingsville District High School.
Congratulations, Graduates Lauren and Julia Martyn
Lauren and Julia Martyn Congratulations to you both on your graduations from Grade 8 & Grade 12! So proud of you and wishing you all the best to come! Love Mom & Jordan xo Lauren Martyn: Grade 12, Kingsville District High School Julia Martyn: Grade 8, St. Joseph Catholic Elementary […]
Congratulations Myles Michalski, St. John de Brebeuf Grad
Myles Michalski We are so proud of you Myles! You’re off to great places, Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting. So … Get on your way !!! Love, Krusher Clan
Ontario Resumes In-Vehicle Passenger Road Testing Provincewide
Province to increase the number of road tests available and hire additional driver examiners to address backlog TORONTO – Ontario is resuming in-vehicle passenger road tests on Monday, June 14, 2021, at DriveTest centres across the province. To address the backlog of road tests resulting from COVID-19 restrictions, road testing […]
June 11 Road Closure Notice: Road 3 East at County Road 29 (Division Rd.)
Please be advised that Road 3 East will be closed at County Road 29 (Division Road) on Friday, June 11th, for road work. Road 3 East will not be accessible from County Road 29. However, residents and property owners will still have access/egress to Road 3 East from Graham Sideroad. […]
Art Scoop: ASK Member Pavlo Lopata Is Inspired by Beauty
At a very early age my curious nature led me into the field of visual art. When I was around seven or eight years old, I would often leaf through my mother’s Bible, adorned with engravings by the French artist Gustave Doré. I even began to draw copies from the […]
Taste of the County: Potato Croquettes
Is there a secret to making homemade Italian Potato Croquettes? One thing is for sure, a batch of these croquettes make one of the best Italian appetizers! You also won’t believe how simple and easy this recipe is to make. The croquette recipe was inspired by my Nonna Napoletana. I […]
Congratulations Kamora Leigh Buzek, Grade 8 St. John de Brebeuf Graduate
Take pride in how far you’ve come and have faith in how far you can go! Today is your day! Congratulations! Love your family xo
Update: Cedar Island Marina Boat Ramp Now Open
The dock has been repaired at Cedar Island Marina Emergency repairs are complete at the Cedar Island Marina and the boat ramp is now open. Thanks for your patience. June 7 Read this news update on our website Photo by Max de Liberato
Pets of the Week: Meet Bunnies Amanda and Anthony
Hi there! We are Amanda and Anthony, 2 month old domestic bunnies. Would you believe we came here to the Humane Society with 16 other buns? Including all of our many brothers and sisters. But now, we are ready for a home…maybe with a few less other buns around so […]
Early Start for Water Main Tie-in on Jasperson Drive on June 9
Environmental Services will be working with a contractor to complete a water-main tie-in on Jasperson Drive on Wednesday, June 9, 2021. The tie-in will take place at 6:00 am to ensure Zehrs can open as scheduled. The contractor will perform the excavation work in advance to minimize disruption to residents […]
Blessing of the Bikes Took Place at First Lutheran Church Kingsville
Motorcyclists from all over Southwestern Ontario received a blessing from Pastors Dusan Toth and Dusan Tillinger, Sunday June 6, marking the beginning of the 2021 riding season. More than 300 riders received their blessing by driving through the “Blessing Tent” in front of First Lutheran Church Kingsville for the 5th […]
Over the Lake: Pelee Island Is For Sale
The “everywhere” real estate boom is more of a rumble on Pelee Island but it is still being felt. To the people trying to escape cities, green their lives and find their own beach, a remote island looks pretty good. A shortage of available inventory has driven prices up everywhere. But […]
Cedar Island Boat Ramp Closes for Emergency Repairs
An apparent boat accident at Kingsville’s dock has broken off footings and forced the Cedar Island Marina Boat Ramp closed until repairs are complete. A contractor will survey the damage tomorrow (Tuesday, June 8, 2021), pending weather. The Town will provide updates as information becomes available. June 7, 2021 Read […]
Ontario Moving to Step One of Roadmap to Reopen June 11
Improvements in Key Indicators Allowing Province to Begin the Safe and Gradual Lifting of Public Health Measures TORONTO — Based on the provincewide vaccination rate and continuing improvements in key public health and health system indicators, the Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, will move […]
Parks & Recreation Month Events for June 7 – 13
It’s the second week of Parks and Recreation month! To find out more about this week’s challenges, follow the Facebook links below. Post a photo of you participating in #Kingsvilleplays for an entry in a weekly gift card draw (Entries are valid through Facebook and Instagram only). June 7th: Bug […]
Attention All Graduates!
It’s that time of year! Graduation during COVID-19 is nothing like we’ve ever seen before. But if you’ve graduated after all the challenges of this past year and a half, you have even more reason to celebrate. We invite you to share your graduation photos and announcements with us. We’ll […]
Rx Care in the Community: COVID-19 Vaccine Updates for June 7
Vaccinations are speeding along in Ontario and I’m here with another update as part of my ongoing commitment to you to help keep you aware of how to access vaccination. First off I want to thank all my incredible staff, family and patients for helping us get through our first […]
Common Sense Health: Go Natural to Debut Your New Hair Colour
The American star of the silver screen, Jean Harlow, was known as the “Blonde Bombshell”. She once remarked, “If it wasn’t for my hair, Hollywood wouldn’t know me.” But did the blonde hair come at a huge price? Harlow was dead at the age of 26. Do you make a […]
Food for Thought: Gaspard’s Café Review
Hello readers, let’s talk about breakfast. I’ll confess I have a complicated relationship with this meal … not because I don’t love it. Au contraire. It’s just because my love is not reciprocated. Far from it. Bread, pancakes, muffins, croissants, pastries, doughnuts … and … sniff … crepes all despise […]
Our Thanks to the Rotary Club for Its Annual Community Cleanup
President Dave Jones and team If you were out and about last Saturday May 29th, you may have noticed a number of volunteers filling their blue bags around town. What were they up to, you ask? Well, this event was originally planned for last year — and was delayed multiple […]
Intermittent Road Closures on Road 2 East Begin June 7, 2021
Exploratory work on Road 2 East begins next week in preparation for road reconstruction. Traffic will be reduced to a single lane at times to accommodate this work. These intermittent road closures impact Road 2 East between Union Avenue and Graham Sideroad from June 7, 2021, to June 11, 2021. […]
Ontario Easing Restrictions on Long-Term Care
Residents can Enjoy More Outings and Close Contact with Loved Ones TORONTO — Thanks to high levels of vaccination in long-term care homes and improvements in key public health care indicators, Ontario is allowing long-term care residents to enjoy more social connections with their loved ones. The changes take effect […]
First Lutheran Church Holds 5th Annual Blessing of the Bikes on June 6
Motorcycle Season 2021 In Windsor Region and Essex County KINGSVILLE, ON – First Lutheran Church Kingsville and Hogs for Hospice™ invite motorcycle riders and the Kingsville community for the 5th annual Blessing of the Bikes. This public gathering opens the 2021 riding season in the Windsor region and Essex County […]
Fuel Service at Cedar Island Boat Ramp Has Resumed
Good News! Fueling service has resumed at the Cedar Island Marina Boat Ramp Fueling service at the Cedar Island Boat Ramp has resumed. We temporarily suspended service to fix a computer malfunction. See fuel service hours below. Fuelling Service Hours Monday-Thursday: By Appointment (call 519-733-2123) Friday: 10am-6pm Saturday and Sunday: […]
How to Plan for Your Financial Goals
How do you plan for your financial goals? You can start by answering these questions: What is your specific goal? What obstacle do you face in achieving this goal? How can you overcome this obstacle? Here are some examples of how to identify and set goals: Goal: Building sufficient retirement funds […]
Council Approves Bylaw Regulating RV Parking and Comprehensive Zoning Bylaw Amendments
At Council’s May 25, 2021 meeting, they approved a standalone bylaw to regulate RV parking on private property. This bylaw was developed and brought to Council because of public feedback that supported RV parking in driveways. Previously, RV parking, both public and private, was regulated through two different bylaws, but […]
Robert Allan (June 30, 1938 – May 30, 2021)
Robert Allan A private family service will take place. Livestreaming of Mr. Allan’s funeral service will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, 2021 under the photos & videos tab. It is with great sadness that the family of Robert Allan announce his passing on Sunday, May 30, 2021, at […]
Remote Learning Continues in Ontario for Rest of School Year
Ontario Accelerating Vaccinations to Support a Safer Summer and Return to In-Person Learning in September TORONTO — To best protect Ontario families from the fast growing B.1.617.2 variant, and to allow for higher rates of vaccination of students, staff, and families, the Ontario government has made the difficult decision to […]
Claire Rochon (May 19, 1952 – May 29, 2021)
Claire Rochon The world is a sadder and less beautiful place, for an angel has taken her wings and sadly left this earth. She will be dearly missed by all the beautiful people she left behind; but she will never, ever be forgotten. She now watches over us with her […]
Kingsville Community Food Bank Needs for June 2021
Many of our friends and neighbours are feeling the squeeze from COVID and other challenges. The Kingsville Community Food Bank has been opening its doors to our community for years, and continues to do so. We appreciate the Food Bank’s volunteers as well as everyone who donates. We’re all in […]
Kingsville Celebrates Parks and Recreation Month
Kingsville Celebrates Parks and Recreation Month with Series of Activities, Contests, and More! June is Parks and Recreation Month. To celebrate, the Town of Kingsville has launched a social media campaign to promote fun activities the whole family can enjoy, and a community survey that lets you shape the future […]
Kingsville’s Cedar Island Boat Ramp Fuel Service Temporarily Suspended
Kingsville has temporarily suspended fuel service at the Cedar Island Boat ramp due to a computer malfunction that may impact the pricing system. Staff expect to receive the replacement part this week and have the issue fixed by the weekend. The Town will provide an update on its website and […]
Taste of the County: Parmigiano Risotto with Grilled Shrimp
This creamy risotto, spiked with salty Parmigiano Cheese and topped with sweet, juicy grilled jumbo shrimp, has a lot going for it. There’s the slight edge of fancy, as risotto is something many of us eat at restaurants, but not at home. And yet it’s so sexy, silky, and elegant— a […]
Phase 1 of Road 2 East Reconstruction Project Begins June 2021
The Town expects Phase 1 of the reconstruction of Road 2 East to begin this month and be complete by December 2021. During construction, Road 2 East between Graham Sideroad and Union Avenue will close to through traffic. Due to the size and complexity of this construction project, residents and […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Mabel
Hi there, I’m Mabel, I am a very talkative, independent and friendly golden oldie. I’m super vocal and can hold a great (and loud) conversation. I love to be pet of course and I especially love it when I get help scratching all the hard to reach spots around my […]
Ontario Celebrates National Indigenous History Month
TORONTO – Greg Rickford, Minister of Indigenous Affairs, released the following statement in recognition of National Indigenous History Month: “Today marks the start of National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and celebrate the traditions, heritage, and culture of First Nation, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Ontario and […]
VetWrap: I don’t care about fleas
I see fleas nearly every day. I see them on indoor cats, I see them on outdoor cats, and I see them on every size and shape of dog. It’s part of the territory. I am up close and personal with the skin and coats of my patients all day […]
Town Lowers Flags to Honour Children Buried at Former B.C. Residential School
The bodies of 215 children were discovered on the former Kamloops Residential School grounds in B.C. “The discovery has shocked and horrified our community, our country, and the world,” said Kingsville Mayor Nelson Santos. To acknowledge this tragedy and honour the 215 indigenous children who lost their lives, Kingsville will […]
UWSS Plant Maintenance Reduces Water Treatment Capacity Till End of June
Please see the below release from the Union Water Supply System: The Union Water Supply System (UWSS) is currently undertaking necessary maintenance and rehabilitation activities at its Ruthven Water Treatment Plant. This work started in January 2021 and was scheduled for completion by the end of May 2021. However, due […]
Drink this, eat that! … Slip Slid…er
Hurray! Summer is finally here … I hope! Let’s celebrate with a backyard bbq. Or as l like to call it, “Slip Slid…er into summer!” Small sliders paired perfectly with a summer wine or spirit is always a fabulous event. For just your family, or your first summer shindig, no […]
Common Sense Health: How Diet and Inflammation Affect Colon Cancer
It’s been said “We are what we eat,” or “garbage in garbage out.” Less catchy advice might be “Eat an anti-inflammatory diet, rather than a pro-inflammatory one.” It could make the difference in the likelihood of developing a malignancy of the large bowel. Not many people realize that if you […]
Rx Care in the Community: Main Street Pharmacy a Vaccine Site and Other Updates
Ontario is really moving on vaccination plans. So here I am with another update as part of my ongoing commitment to you to help keep you aware of how to access vaccination. Those of you who diligently are checking the Provincial Pharmacy Locator site might have noticed that Main Street […]
Town of Kingsville: Notice of Special Meeting of Council
TAKE NOTICE that Council of The Corporation of the Town of Kingsville will hold a Special Meeting on Monday, June 21, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held for the purpose of a presentation by the Main Street Development Review Committee. In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, […]
Food for Thought: Kingsville BBQ Review
Happy Spring, readers! … or BBQ season, as it is known in my house. Despite that last blast of winter we had, I knew Spring had arrived when the unmistakeable waft of BBQ smoke blew by me the other day. Light and ethereal. Why is it the mere hint of […]
Over the Lake: Lockdown into Tourism Season on Pelee Island
What most people in Windsor and Essex County have experienced through extended lockdowns is the general state of affairs on Pelee Island. No big box stores, gyms or nail salons are closed because none have ever been opened. There are no little leagues or soccer pitches to shut down. Obtaining […]
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