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Tiny Cottager Articles

Vern Owen Remembered in BGW Park

Vern Owen Remembered in BGW Park L to R Behind: Murray Owen (brother), Stacey Rayburn (daughter), Scott Owen (son), Sandy Owen (wife), Nicole Mortsen (niece), Shelley Owen (niece), Front – Dorothy Owen (mother) Bluewater Georgina Wendake Beaches Association (BGWBA) held its 56th annual field day on August 2, 2007. One [more]

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Concerned about the Tax Bite from Simcoe County?

Concerned about the Tax Bite from Simcoe County? –want to help? A third of municipal taxes collected by Tiny support our upper tier municipal government — Simcoe County. Yet we know remarkably little about how it operates and have made no regular attempt to influence its decisions. We would like [more]

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Woodland Beach Master Plan

Woodland Beach Master Plan By Judith Grant Woodland Beach Park is much loved by residents in the area. But for some time there has been serious concern about the Park’s well-being. Heavy use, not only by residents but by people from as far away as Toronto, has had a negative [more]

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Habitat for Humanity ReStore Opens

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Opens Opening Day at the ReStore, September 22, 2007: L to R: Bruce Stanton (MP, Simcoe North), Scot Lowes (Chair, ReStore Committee), Tina Goodwin (ReStore Manager), Henry Pauls (ReStore Co-ordinator, Habitat Canada) and David Hughes (President & CEO, Habitat for Humanity Canada). Do you have a [more]

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Beach Histories

A History of Pennorth Beach

A History of Pennorth Beach By Scot Lowes “The Dock” at Pennorth, mid 1950’s. Scot Lowes, in horizontal white stripes, stands mid-picture, next to George Lackie. Jack Lackie, wearing a white golf shirt, is seated on the dock, looking away from the camera. Pennorth Beach is located about halfway between [more]

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Tiny Cottager Articles

Buying a Roof? Be Savvy

Buying a Roof? Be Savvy By Al Taylor A roof sheds water, but it is not waterproof. What? That’s right. Imagine your house upside down in the water. Would it sink? In most cases, yes. So, if you need roof replacement or repair, do your homework to make sure you [more]

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Wye Marsh: A Gem Worthy of Your Support

Wye Marsh: A Gem Worthy of Your Support By Jack Ellis Raptor Demonstation:  Laurie Schutt with Turkey Vulture  Probably every cottager in this area has visited the Wye Marsh at some time or other, either with family or while entertaining friends, and we all have come to appreciate its role [more]

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Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Tim Tully’s article in the last issue of the Cottager, “A Bird in the Hand? Rare Birds in Tiny,” was superb. Nice to know we have such an expert resident in our Township. His comment about my seemingly endless search to sight a Hooded Warbler (“Bald Eagles in [more]

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WORK BEGINS ON SITE 41

WORK BEGINS ON SITE 41 SITE 41 AUTHORIZED BY COUNTY: Although hundreds of citizens turned out to oppose Site 41, the Simcoe County Council authorized $659,000 at its June 26 meeting so that berms, temporary roads and the first “cell” for garbage could be constructed. The vote was close –16-15 on [more]