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Crawly collapse–Spongy moths laid low this summer
The expected (and dreaded) spongy moth emergence didn’t happen in 2022. In all, 45 people in our four communities (Manor… Continue reading “Crawly collapse–Spongy moths laid low this summer”
Volunteers remove invasive vine from Manor Park Public School grounds
On a warm summer night at the end of July, multiple volunteers including families with young children from Manor Park… Continue reading “Volunteers remove invasive vine from Manor Park Public School grounds”
Homelessness Lab working to remove housing barriers
The Family Homelessness Lab continues its work, now beyond the funded stage but with the involvement of the City of… Continue reading “Homelessness Lab working to remove housing barriers”
Cyclist collisions re-kindle safety concerns
Two recent accidents involving cyclists have renewed simmering concerns about the safety of an important east-west route for Manor Park… Continue reading “Cyclist collisions re-kindle safety concerns”
Two Fairhaven residents killed in Port Hope plane crash
The Chronicle is sad to note the passing of long-time Fairhaven residents Al Crosby (74) and Suzanne Parent (72), whose… Continue reading “Two Fairhaven residents killed in Port Hope plane crash”
Feds barging ahead with $1m sixth-crossing site assessment
The federal government will use barges to drill holes into the bottom of the Ottawa River in the coming months… Continue reading “Feds barging ahead with $1m sixth-crossing site assessment”
Neighbourhood park still awaiting safety fixes
Michele Proulx, who has lived in the area for 15 years, notes a pathway extends in a roughly straight line from the top of the park down to where it meets London Terr. “We are so lucky we haven’t had a child run over here.”