Developers of a proposed "residential lifestyle community", to be integrated with the Bright's Grove Golf Club, are hosting a public meeting Tuesday evening at Huron Oaks. No applications have been filed yet and the exact number of condos or homes isn't known. Grant Webster lives nearby. He says many neighbours are opposed to the plan with increased traffic being a prime concern. [audio mp3="http://blackburnnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Grant-11.mp3"][/audio] Webster says they're also concerned that non-regulated pesticides and herbicides like DDT used at the former "Crabbies Golf Course" may be unearthed during construction. Tonight's meeting at Huron Oaks is from 7 till 8pm.
Read More Local Stories
Scoreboard, Aug 2
5 hours agoThe Toronto Blue Jays beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1.
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority to host 75-Minute Hiking Challenge
6 hours agoThe Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) will host a 75-Minute Hiking Challenge to help commemorate 75 years.
Applications open for committee deciding future of Galbraith Field Memorial Gates
6 hours agoThe deadline to apply is Friday, August 5 at noon.
Candidate shortages emerge ahead of municipal election deadline
6 hours agoMore candidates will be needed to ensure voters have a choice on election day.
Severe crime in Hanover hit decade low in 2025
6 hours agoHanover Police said they haven't seen a Crime Severity Index this low since 2015.
Bruce Power and suppliers to match up to $100k for wildfire donations
6 hours agoBruce Power, its employees and its suppliers are set to match up to $100,000 in donations to help with wildfire relief efforts in northern Ontario.