As the campaign unfurls there is a lot of conversation taking place. That's a good thing. That's democracy. Sometimes that conversation is right on target. Sometimes it is, shall we say, not so well thought through..
Here are some of the things I am hearing, and some of what I'm thinking.
Lots of people are joining the debate. The Lake of Bays Association interviewed all candidates recently. Here's a link to their newsletter.
Congratulations to Ruth Ross, my co-chair of the Lake of Bays Heritage Advisory Committee. She recommended we put the entire village of Dorset forward to Muskoka Heritage Foundation to be recognized for their Heritage Stewardship awards, and that application was successful. October 2nd is the date for the award to be presented to the Dorset Museum on behalf of the whole village. Presentation will take place at 10 a.m. in Gravenhurst, at the Seniors' Centre, during the MHF AGM. Ruth is a tremendous asset to the Heritage Committee and has been invaluable in bringing together both sides of Dorset, Lake of Bays and Algonquin Highlands, through her involvement on the Community Plan Group.
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