Cottageville campground offers kayaking, event space and more
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COTTAGEVILLE Rebecca Hoff and her family wanted to find a use for a piece of land that they ve owned for quite awhile.
Then, there was a need for contractors from the Mountain Valley Pipeline to set up camp and that s when it clicked they d use the land for a campground. We had a large parcel of land that was just sitting there looking like a farm and not being used, she said. Initially, there was a need for it.
That was 2017.
But now the pipeline has been nixed and the family is leaning into the camping business even more by offering more options for those who stay on the site.
2 men fined for violating public health orders in New Glasgow
Two men have been charged for violating public health orders in New Glasgow on Wednesday. A 47-year-old man from Halifax was fined for travelling outside his municipality and a 35-year-old man was fined for failing to wear a mask in a public space.
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Posted: May 14, 2021 7:13 AM AT | Last Updated: May 14
A 47-year-old man from Halifax was fined for travelling outside his municipality and a 35-year-old man was fined for failing to wear a mask in a public space.(Gian-Paolo Mendoza/CBC)
Two men have been charged for violating public health orders in New Glasgow on Wednesday.
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We are always looking for new places to explore and new sites to visit; we scour newspapers, magazines, and books for possible new adventures. Even after 10 years of exploring our immediate area, we still find places to add to our list.
In a Tucson newspaper dated Nov. 29, 2020, we found an activity that caught our attention: a new sculpture garden was hosting its inaugural exhibit from Feb. 13 through July 4! An outdoor exhibit, with limited attendance, met our criteria as a safe and interesting adventure and was immediately placed on our list of local places to see.
Four alternatives being considered as original plan to disrupt traffic met with neighborhood objection.
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Options for slowing or limiting traffic on East River Road Northeast will be the subject of a pair of Rochester Public Works virtual open houses Thursday.
The goal is to find a replacement for a plan that was rejected last year.
An original proposal that would have placed barriers at the intersection of East River Road, 24th Street Northeast and Riverside Lane was eliminated after neighbors voiced concerns about the potential to force traffic onto nearby streets.
At the same time, the project is a response to other residents in the area, who petitioned the city to address concerns related to cut-through traffic, vehicle speeds, poor sight lines, and safety of pedestrians and cyclists.