To the Editor: RE: “Kincardine needs quality paved pathways for foot traffic, says reader” It would be nice to have dedicated bike paths and walkway, as per Rick Orr’s letter to the editor. However, remember that the dunes and “overgrowth” are protecte...
To the Editor: In recent weeks, I've read a few articles about the Kincardine boardwalk, so I'm gonna chime in as well and give my view. To promote the boardwalk as being one of Kincardine's gems, a crown jewel, is not how I would describe it. Those who live in Ki...
To the Editor: Safety should be number one for everyone. Pedestrians need to know where it is safest to walk. We live where there are no sidewalks and traffic is increasing all the time. Pedestrians are at risk if they are on the roadway. The proper side of the road, when there i...
To the Editor: The decorations around town look amazing! Many thanks to Karen Seal and Sandy Liddle for taking on the task. You two have done a wonderful job to give our town a festive spirit for the Kincardine Reunion. Bring it Home – Aug. 2-6! Linda Stanley Kincardine
To the Editor: Today (July 30), I had the pleasure of meeting with the Kincardine Theatre Guild to test out the group's accessibility improvements at the venue for “Kincardine Calls.” The guild members worked hard to get the renovations done in such short notice. ...
To the Editor: RE: “Use crosswalks for your safety in downtown Kincardine, says reader” After reading Bob Richards' response to this last downtown pedestrian accident, we would just like to add a little comment of our own. First of all, we do agree with Mr. Richards...
To the Editor: “Police investigating after pedestrian hit by vehicle in downtown Kincardine” If people would stop crossing the busy street from in between parked cars, this would not happen. There are lights at every corner (Broadway, Durham and Lambton Streets), as wel...
To the Editor: RE: “Disposing of Giant Hogweed takes common sense, says county weed inspector” A reader asks: "How do you recognize this plant when it is small? The flower and size are distinguishable. Can you post some pictures of it when it is smaller?" At r...
To the Editor: RE: “MacEachern calls for lower taxes, responsible spending in bid to be mayor of Huron-Kinloss” It's pretty easy to talk about the expense of paving roads when yours is already paved! That is why our government is set up to look after individuals who...
To the Editor: RE: “Station Beach boardwalk in Kincardine is a real gem, says Davidson” We remember when the boardwalk was built. Many people thought it was a waste of money as who would walk on it? However, no matter the weather or season, stroll down to Station Beach ...
To the Editor: So, we were back home to Kincardine on the weekend (July 6-8) for the Scottish Festival and, Sunday morning, before heading off to Knox Presbyterian Church to get my Davidson tartan blessed at the Kirkin' of the Tartan ceremony, Lola and I took a walk on the Station ...
So, my former boss has done it again! Eric Howald, who founded The Kincardine Independent in 1975 and was the editor until 2014, has published the long-anticipated Volume 2, “Of Cabbages and Kings,” which includes some of his favourite columns from 1996-2014. I worked th...
First things first, I just want to say that Finger Eleven is an awesome band, Saturday night at the Kincardine Scottish Festival! The sound was great, and it was easy to hear the band with the set-up and equipment that it had. However, here are some thoughts I had on how we can work to...
To the Editor: RE: “Kincardine residents brave hottest Canada Day celebration on record” Hey, Captain Canada (Brad Kirkconnell)! I took the advice you gave the multitude at the Kincardine Canada Day ceremony, Sunday morning, about "BUY CANADIAN!" This...
RE: “Colourful Kincardine Pride Parade is about inclusion and acceptance of everyone” Dear Editor: Reflecting on the second annual Kincardine Pride Parade, I have been wondering what I can possibly add to the media reports, on-line comments and photos, each one sharing o...
To the Editor: RE: “Colourful Kincardine Pride Parade is about inclusion and acceptance of everyone” In a long and proud line of Pride celebrations in many locations throughout Pride month, Kincardine Pride gets it done. In a show of and celebration of human rights, LGBTQ2...
The Canadian Cancer Society predicts half of Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer at some point during their lifetime. Unfortunately, most people will feel cancer’s impact directly, or through a loved one or friend. We all want to do everything we can to better detect and beat...
Bruce Power and the County of Bruce have partnered to establish Ontario's Nuclear Innovation Institute as an international centre of excellence for applied research and training. With more than 30 nuclear companies opening offices regionally in the past two years, Bruce Power and t...
To the Editor: RE: “Walker House Heritage Dinner features musical, magical history of Kincardine” Regarding the Walker House Heritage Dinner, I have been involved in the Kincardine musical scene for 21 years and can honestly say that I have never had as much fun as I am ha...
Dear Editor: Okay, Southsiders - Rise up! Circle Monday night, April 30, on your calendars. It’s that time of year again when Kate Mahood-Richards and the Huron Heights Home and School Association are organizing (rejuvenating) the Great Kincardine Participation Challenge Walk ...