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Author of the article: Greg Cowan
Publishing date: May 11, 2021 • 2 days ago • 3 minute read • A pilot paid-parking program will be restricted to Memorial Park in Meaford for 2021. The park doubles as a summer campsite and public beach area and is thought to be the most popular park in the municipality. Greg Cowan/The Sun Times
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Meaford council has voted to restrict a pilot pay-for-parking program to Memorial Park for 2021.
The pilot program was first discussed by council during budget deliberations. The original idea, moved forward by council and recommended at a committee of the whole meeting last month, would have resulted in a $10 parking fee implemented for non-resident vehicles at several municipal parking lots.
THRIVE Finds New Permanent Home in Bozeman
Thrive, a community-based organization serving parents, children, and community members has found a new permanent home in Bozeman.
Thrive recently purchased the Red Chair building in Bozeman with the help of investors, local businesses, and other community foundations. The new location is at 407 S. Ferguson Ave. in Bozeman.
Since 1986, Thrive has not had an opportunity to own its own space until now. They currently pay over $100,000/year in rent and associated costs, and while they have made the most of their current space, they are unable to host many of their programs and activities onsite.