To the Editor: The closure of Pine River Cheese is such sad news ... for the local dairy industry and for the customers. It's absolutely the best cheese, from the curds to the extra old. It’s our family’s favourite, the other brands taste like “plastic” b...
To the Editor: RE: “Westario should bury power lines, says reader” I agree with Dennis Flavell. After seeing the trees in Kincardine basically butchered so they do not hinder the overhead lines, I feel underground is the way to go. Underground makes the m...
To the Editor: RE: “Westario should bury power lines, says reader” I would like to make a quick comment regarding Dennis Flavell’s letter to the editor about burying power lines. Westario Power is 100-per-cent supportive of burying power lines. The company regular...
To the Editor: RE: “Writer objects to Drag Queen story hour at Kincardine Library” I was disgusted to read Mrs. B.J.'s bigoted smut and astonished that the Kincardine Record chose to publish her twisted and defamatory words. Upon further thought, the publicati...
To the editor: RE: “Tree removal on Russell Street to relocate power line, take down ash trees” Why not start burying the hydro lines? It may be more expensive but has benefits of not being susceptible to ice storms, looks better, and no worries about regular tree...
Welcome back! Influenza season will soon be upon us, which means it's time to get vaccinated. Flu shots can range from $0 (yes, free) to $50 or more, depending on where you get your shot and what kind of vaccine you receive. The flu vaccine&nbs...
To the Editor: RE: “Writer objects to Drag Queen story hour at Kincardine Library Mrs. Davidson's letter was spot on. While the push in our society is to be loving and inclusive, how about we apply those values to our children, first, who so often have no say in what happens...
To the Editor: The following is an open letter to the Bruce County Library, Kincardine Branch: I am writing to protest the upcoming Drag Queen story hour at the Kincardine Public Library, I reiterate “public.” As a taxpayer in Bruce County, I trust there will be a pub...
Welcome back! RISE (Reach Isolated Seniors Everywhere) is a wonderful Internet site to help seniors reach out and be reached - rise-cisa.ca/ The National Seniors Council of Canada defines social isolation as a low quantity and quality of contact with others. A situation of social is...
To the Editor: RE: “Staff trying to fix irrigation problem at Kincardine boardwalk gardens” I want to thank the many volunteers who keep the gardens so beautiful year-after-year. I visit Kincardine several times a year and always enjoy my walks along the boardwalk...
To the Editor: RE: “OPP take over temporary responsibility for animal protection” I’m an animal lover, and that includes all animals. I have always felt the penalty for animal cruelty is far too lenient. I’m hoping this new format will help unfortunate...
To the Editor: RE: “Kincardine Residents Against Phragmites keep fighting invasive plant” This organization is doing wonderful work and should be applauded. I watch for this plant and can’t tell the difference from native to invasive. They are also doing ...
It is discouraging that this topic has taken two articles, yet the importance of understanding the new scams that are being developed everyday necessitates us pausing here to address one of the major challenges to seniors that comes from outside the family. Please refer to my last arti...
Students in Huron-Bruce and across the province are back in school for another season of learning and growing. I want to let you know how we are investing in the future of our students and supporting our educators. It is important to our government, and to me, to ensure that youth a...
To the Editor: RE: “Dedicated boardwalk gardeners ready to throw in the trowel” Perhaps there could be a grant written, pairing the Municipality of Kincardine with the Kincardine Horticultural Society or another non-profit engaged at the waterfront, such as the Lions Club ...
To the Editor: A local tourist attraction is in jeopardy. Some plot-caretakers with the Friends of the Boardwalk in Kincardine, are becoming frustrated and dismayed with the ongoing two-year problem with the faulty sprinkler system. It has consistently kept some plots dry with other...
Welcome back. Boomers are living longer than expected, and tthat’s great news! Have we planned for 30 years of retirement? Maybe not. Let’s take a look at longevity, including comments from Mark Stibich, PhD. If you live longer than the average person, then you could ...
To the Editor: RE: “Readers upset with closure of Pine River Cheese factory” Paul and I were sad to hear about the closing of Pine River Cheese. Since we moved to London, it was nice to be able to buy it at some stores here, i.e. Giant Tiger. I now know why it was on...
When people think about Bruce Power, they usually point to our role of providing clean, reliable, and affordable electricity that was central in the phasing-out of coal in Ontario or as home to Canada’s largest infrastructure project where we are extending the operational life of ou...
To the Editor: RE: “Kincardine councillor demands to know what's happening at Brucelea Haven” I applaud Kincardine councillor Gerry Glover for asking the questions that need to be asked to ensure the comfort and safety of Brucelea Haven residents. I also appreciate tha...