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OCTOBER 10TH
2026 Budget Meetings for The Town and Grey County; Dr. Sonia Bali, New Local Family Doctor; Community Improvement Plan; Grey County Connection; Update for The Grey Bruce Health Unit; Georgian Triangle Humane Society 50/50 currently at $15,740; The Final Tax Bill due Tuesday, October 21
OCTOBER 1ST
Celebrate 30 Years of The Blue Mountains Public Library; Community Improvement Plan Grants open; Canada Post Strike; Poppy Fund; In Memoriams; Open Fields Farm Tour; Grey County Committee of the Whole Sept. 25; Reunion; Tim Oliver wins in Amsterdam; New Craigleith Fire Hall; Georgian Triangle Humane Society 50-50; Chapman’s Invests Over $200 Million; Women United 2025 Grants Now Open; October Fall's Fable; Ontario Protectingthe Great Lakes; Tree Trust 5th Anniversary; Beaver Valley Concert Band; SweetStrings; Beaver Valley Probus Club; Town receives $2,128,245 for Infrastructure from the Province; Grey Sauble Conservation Authority Strategic Plan; New Gym in town
SEPTEMBER 24TH
Open Fields Farm Tour Locations Sept 27; Truth and Reconciliation Events Sept 30; 30th Anniversary Blue Mountains Public Library; Community Improvement Plan Applications End Oct 17
SEPTEMBER 17TH
National Tree Day - Sept. 24; Acts of Kindness; Household Battery Collection; More Than Trees: Grey Sauble Conservation Authority; Community Improvement Plan; New Durham Paramedic Base Open House Sept. 27; Construction Update on Louisa Street
SEPTEMBER 10TH
Successful 153rd Fall Fair; Adam Smith new Town CAO, Council Public Meetings - September 30th, Council Community BBQ, Programs Offered at the Beaver Valley Community Centre, Grey County Secures Federal Funding, Budget Guidelines and Economic Overview Sept 15th at COW meeting;
SEPTEMBER 3RD
UPGRADE TO AQUATIC CENTRE and stories in the Review - Tree Trust 5th Year Anniversary, TBM’s Tiny Forest, Walking Through the Fire: A Visual Album, Home Opportunities MOU, Devices, Golf ‘Fore’ Kids’ Sake, Tim Oliver Makes History, Ben Young Canadian Superbike Champion, Seniors Matters Today, About the Leg Up Luau, SweetWater Music Festival, Not Just an Anthem Singer, The Master Gardener’s Corner, Commemorative Veteran Banners, Pollinator Power, Soil Awareness Project, Try Curling
AUGUST 27TH
Night Parade, Soil Awareness Project, International Overdose Awareness Day August 31st; Grants for Community Projects; Local Food Infrastructure Fund; Dinosaur Exhibit Ending at Grey roots; Transitions to Permanent Housing Pilot Project Funding Grey County
AUGUST 20TH
Grey County To Receive Permanent Funding For Community Paramedicine Program; The GTHS Furball Gala Returns; Grey County COW August 14th; Golf ‘Fore’ Kids’ Sake; Commemorative Veteran Banners; Ontario Investing in Mobile Crisis Response Teams to Better Protect Communities; This Day in History
AUGUST 13TH
AS OF AUGUST 20TH - The Town of The Blue Mountains Fire Department would like to advise the public that the total fire ban across the municipality has been lifted.
AUGUST 5th
The Blue Mountains Public Library Marks 30 Years, Thornbury Yacht Club’s Night Parade, Beaver Valley Fall Fair Schedule, Art Walk, Up-dated Building Fees By-law, In Memoriams, Walking Through the Fire; The Humanity of August, Rock Union Church, Citation for Bravery, $49,900 OTF Grant for Ontario Track3, Commemorative Veteran Banners, Events for Life High Tea & Hats, Around Town, Master Gardener, 89.3 The NEW CFOS FM,
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