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Chris Fell, Local Journalism Initiative reporter

Chris Fell covers The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands under the Local Journalism Initiative, which is funded by the Government of Canada

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Recent Work by Chris

Grey Highlands councillor wants town to dive into lake management

Grey Highlands councillor wants town to dive into lake management

Terms of reference for new lake management task force will come to council for consideration in the future
Grey County to take on provincial court security costs

Grey County to take on provincial court security costs

'The list of things that were supposed to be, but aren't, revenue neutral continues to grow,' says Warden
Grey Highlands mayor asks, is it time to recycle houses?

Grey Highlands mayor asks, is it time to recycle houses?

Mayor Paul McQueen suggests incentives for those who take steps to recycle building materials from homes slated to be demolished
Grey Highlands removing public volunteers from economic development advisory group

Grey Highlands removing public volunteers from economic development advisory group

'The committee is struggling a little bit,' says mayor
New community safety committee will replace former Grey Highlands police board

New community safety committee will replace former Grey Highlands police board

Future role of group will be clarified in future
Grey Highlands org. building housing for adults with special needs

Grey Highlands org. building housing for adults with special needs

There were no objections to the plan to build a main dwelling and two additional smaller dwellings on the rural property near Flesherton
Events for Life excited for 'fantastic' future home on arena site

Events for Life excited for 'fantastic' future home on arena site

The next two big steps for the project is to select a third party to design the building and to begin fundraising for the project
Grey Highlands council may ban trucks on Wilcox Lake Road

Grey Highlands council may ban trucks on Wilcox Lake Road

Wilcox Lake Road has seen plenty of wear and tear recently with heavy trucks using it to access a local fill operation
Building activity in Grey Highlands down in 2024

Building activity in Grey Highlands down in 2024

During the first two quarters of the year, Grey Highlands saw more than $31 million of construction activity
Large music/art festival proposed in rural Grey Highlands

Large music/art festival proposed in rural Grey Highlands

Music and art festival would be held over the Canada Day weekend in 2025 and could attract up to 25,000 attendees
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