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Historic Medway Head Lighthouse now open for visitors

[South Shore Breaker, 31-Jul-2018/Vernon Oickle] Following several years of fundraising and renovations, the Medway Head Lighthouse in the Region of Queens is now open for visitors.

According to members of the Medway Lighthouse Society, the historical building located on the picturesque Long Cove Road, has undergone significant structural enhancements and interior refurbishments since the group assumed control of the building in 2014.

Read the full story at The South Shore Breaker…

The Lighthouse is open to the public this summer/2018. See schedule here.

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FoxCreek Community Access Roads Graded

On 30/31-May-2018 both our access roads to the FoxCreek community
– Old Kettle Rd from Mill Village to the Fox Creek turnaround
– Medway Harbour Rd, from Hwy 331 to the turnaround
have been leveled. The grader scraped all the gravel (and dirt) back onto the roads that was pushed to side during snow removal.

While the roads look nice and smooth, they are not – smooth.
Be extra careful for the time being and Continue reading FoxCreek Community Access Roads Graded →

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Region of Queens Municipal Matters Spring/2018

[Region of Queens Municipality] The Spring/Summer issue of Municipal Matters was mailed to all mailing addresses in Queens County last week.

It is also available online on our website.

It’s filled with lots of points of interest about the Region of Queens Municipality’s programs and services … have you read your copy yet?

[Editor] The property tax bills for 2018 have been sent out this week. You should receive them shortly or can download them online if you have signed up for ePost.
The tax rate this year was increased by 2 cents to CAD $1.04 per CAD *100.– assessment value.
The FoxCreek Community is part of RQM District 6, Raymond Fiske.

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DYK: Lyme Disease and the Risk in NS

[Region of Queens Municipality] It’s that time of year again … time to do a daily “tick check”. Black legged ticks carry Lyme disease, which may be transmitted to humans and pets if bitten by an infected tick.

If you spend time outdoors, do a tick check when you come inside.
https://novascotia.ca/dhw/CDPC/lyme.asp

Continue reading DYK: Lyme Disease and the Risk in NS →

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