Lafarge Update 1st Nov 2019
Update on dust from Lafarge 1st Nov 2019 At the the end of last week Bath and other areas received a coating of dust believed to have come from Lafarge Cement Plant. Complaints from...
Lafarge Contacts
Airborne Contaminates Follow-Up Latest communication from Lafarge, (30 Oct 2019) “We wanted to give a quick update as we have been receiving lots of questions relating to health concerns. Lafarge does not believe that...
Bath Legion November 2019
Special Events at the Bath Legion for November 2019. October 26th – Steve Cheeseman and the Heeters. Roast beef dinner from 5-7pm. Dance from 7-1 pm Tickets available at the Branch. Please join us! October...
Arthritis the Facts
Arthritis THE FACTS Arthritis is a chronic disorder that affects 1 in every 6 Canadians over the age of 14. And 56% of those Canadians suffering with arthritis are under the age of 65....
FLIDO
Free Large Item Disposal Opportunities (FLIDO) Loyalist Township has a program to allow Township residents to dispose of large items at our landfills at no charge. Free Large Item Disposal Opportunities, or FLIDO, may...
LCCRA and CCC Membership What’s the Difference
There is some confusion among Loyalist Country Club residents about who can or cannot use the pool, the compost, the gym or other facilities at the club house and what LCCRA provides. The Loyalist...
Encroaching on Golf Course Property
Recently a couple of emails from Kaitlin were circulated to some of the residents in the community. The emails gave some details of Kaitlin’s intentions to start spraying herbicides close to residential properties and...
Mid-Year Check in 2019
Each year at this time, the LCCRA likes to update our members on the activities and actions of your executive and keep you posted on most of our activities. Since our AGM in May...
Backyard Hens
With the growing popularity of owning backyard hens and the inquiries the Township receives, the Township is investigating an array of options to regulate backyard hens, which includes, Remain Status Quo. Respond to backyard hen/other bird...
The Sunshine Club
There are new volunteers for the Sunshine Club for 2019/2020…. The Sunshine Club was delighted to receive just over $2,400, the proceeds from the very successful Country Club Dr. Golf tournament held recently. This...
Focus Group Meeting June 2019
LCCRA / Loyalist Focus Group June 2019 A meeting of the Loyalist Community Focus group and the Kaitlin and Golf Course management teams took place June 10, 2019 and a wide ranging agenda covered...
Napanee Generating Station Nov. 2018 Update
Update on the TransCanada’s Napanee Generating Station (NGS) At a meeting with of the Community Liaison Committee on the 22nd Nov 2018 the following update was given regarding completion plans for the (NGS) and...
Wild Parsnip
Pastinaca sativa Wild parsnip, commonly found in the rough on the golf course, is an invasive plant native to Europe and Asia. It was likely brought to North America by European settlers, who grew...
Local Farm Fresh Produce
Some of us like to buy our fresh vegetables from the Bath market on Sundays. Did you know there is a seven days a week alternative for your farm fresh produce. Head for Dewmel Farms...
Focus Group Annual Report July 2018
LCCRA / Loyalist Focus Group 2017-2018 1st Anniversary Report. July 2018 What have we been doing ? It has been one year since the Loyalist Focus group consisting of Geoff Bryant, Len Dzierniejko, Dawn...
Black Legged Ticks (Formerly called Deer Ticks)
It is tick season, folks. The cold winter apparently didn’t make any difference; if anything the snow cover provided insulation for the eggs. The ‘deer ticks’ or black-legged ticks (Ixodes scapularis) carry the Lyme...
Bath Pharmacy Two Year Anniversary
Thank you from the Bath Pharmacy I can’t believe that our two year anniversary as the Bath Pharmacy is coming up on the 23rd May 2018. Without everyone’s support it would not have been...
Your Health
Colorectal Cancer: Cutting the Risks– Colorectal cancer is the third-most-common cancer and the second-most-common cause of cancer deaths in Canada. Every week, over 400 Canadians are diagnosed with it, and an average of 175...
Martello Towers
“Origins of the Name “Martello Towers” We know them as “Martello Towers” The name “Martello,” however, appears to have resulted from a misspelling or mispronunciation of the name of a fortification at Cape Mortella...
HOMONYMS, HOMOGRAPHS and HOMOPHONES
Homograph: a word of the same written form as another but of different meaning and usually origin, whether pronounced the same way or not, as bear 1 “to carry; support” and bear 2 “animal”...