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Info Updates – Jan 2/19

Tree & Shrub Planting Low cost tree and shrub species suitable for reforestation of open areas, naturalizing shorelines and/or creating wildlife habitat (click on image below to view poster) plant store website – https://bascstore.ecwid.com/ ) Enviro-Cafe – Too Much Plastic! What to do? (click on image below to view poster)   Happy New Year!!  

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Info Updates – Oct 4/18

FOCA Thanksgiving Weekend Elert for the latest updates from FOCA – click here Municipal Election Info Highlander issue on Dysart candidates (see pg 8) – click here Dysart All Candidates meeting – Oct 4, Fleming College, 7PM Dysart candidate responses to Environment Haliburton questionnaire – click here Enjoy the Colours!!

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Info Updates – Oct 1/18

Navigation Markers From the Navigation Committee – Buoys 1 thru 12 have been removed and replaced with a short length of 2×4 that’s painted white.  Buoys 13 thru 17 will be pulled over the next week or two. A special thanks to Craig Brown (Clarion Trail) and Gary Hunt (Clipper Lane) for their invaluable assistance. To

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Municipal Elections 2018

Municipal elections will be held October 22, 2018. And yes – as a local property owner you are eligible to vote! In the Haliburton lakes area waterfront property owners contribute approximately 80% of the municipal tax base – be heard. Voting will be done by mail – click here. Drag and Spruce Lakes are in

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Navigation Marker Update

The Navigation Committee met last weekend and decided that the hazard buoys will be removed over the last week of September.  If you still have your boat in the water that week and would like to help, please contact us at dragandsprucelakes@gmail.com.

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A Great Sailing Day!

In the words of the Sailing Day organizer Huw – “The Drag Lake annual sailing regatta turned into an exciting event despite the light winds and intermittent rain showers. John Alton got off to a great start and had a seemingly insurmountable lead half way through the race, but last year’s winner, Jim Johnson, found

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