Water woes won’t derail school opening, or affect firefighting, says Holyrood mayor
By Mark Squibb Holyrood’s summer water woes came to an end of summer climax when half the town’s residences and
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Water conservation is here to stay warns Holyrood councillor
Before he tabled the usual list of building permits, last month, Holyrood councillor Bruce King spoke at length about the
Read MoreCancelled fireworks light up safety improvements at Paradise playground
By Mark Squibb Paradise council has decided to fence the Lanark Drive playground and basketball court, citing an increase in
Read MoreSummit Drive intersection in for changes
Paradise council has decided to remove the right hand turn and yield lane onto Rosewell Place from Summit Drive and
Read MoreHolyrood’s water system is ‘safe and reliable,’ says Winsor
By Mark Squibb Holyrood councillor Steve Winsor offered an emphatic defense of the town’s water system during the July 28
Read MoreParadise staff catch a typo that could have cost the Town a bundle
A local landscaping company and Town of Paradise staff were quickly able to correct a typo that inflated the price
Read MoreNearly double the trees for Paradise Park
More than double the trees may be planted in Paradise Park than was initially planned. Back in April, council approved
Read MoreParadise approves infill over neighbourhood’s objections
Paradise councillors have approved an eight-lot subdivision at Carberry Place after extensive discussions and resident opposition due to concerns about traffic and tree removal. Councillor Antle emphasized adherence to municipal plans, promising a sidewalk for trail access despite mixed resident reactions.
Read MoreRecreational fishers leaving an offal mess in Holyrood
Holyrood Mayor Laura Crawley addressed complaints about garbage bins along the harbourfront, emphasizing that they are misused for dumping fish guts. She urged residents to clean fish at home and properly dispose of waste, reinforcing appropriate usage of public bins.
Read MoreCouncil defends felling of Mercer’s Pond ‘fort’
The Paradise council unanimously voted to demolish a long-standing fort near Mercer’s Pond due to safety concerns, particularly fire hazards. Despite some community disappointment, officials emphasized the importance of prioritizing public safety in densely wooded areas. The fort has been removed.
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