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St. Croix Tribal Council Enhances Community Health With Public Health Vending Machines

Balsam Lake · Balsam Lake

St. Croix Tribal Council Enhances Community Health With Public Health Vending Machines

In October of 2023 the St Croix Tribal Council had delivered four Public Health Vending Machines (PHVM) to four communities on reservation land throughout three counties. The PHVM were placed in Danbury (Burnett County), Sand Lake (Burnett County), Round Lake (Polk County) and Maple Plain (Barron County). These PHVM were purchased through a grant from the State of Wisconsin. The goals of Wisconsin's PHVM grant project is to improve the quality o…See the Story

Heritage Day happening at armoury on Feb. 19 - Lindsay Advocate

Balsam Lake · Balsam Lake

Heritage Day happening at armoury on Feb. 19 - Lindsay Advocate

The Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives is pleased to host an engaging new Heritage Day family event on Monday, February 19, 2024 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Victoria Park Armoury, 210 Kent St W, Lindsay. This event is free to attend. The following organizations are joining the museum in presenting different presentations and displays related to local heritageSee the Story

Memories Of Allen Wood Products

Balsam Lake · Balsam Lake

Memories Of Allen Wood Products

In 1912 Mickle & Dyment, one of Ontario's largest lumber firms, built a new steam-powered sawmill on the south shore of Cameron Lake, near the mouth of the Fenelon River. By the late 1920s, the river drives were coming to an end with the advent of trucks. In 1928, about the same time that the last drive made its way down from Haliburton, George R. Allen purchased the old sawmill. Allen Wood Products soon became one of Canada's leading manufacturers of wooden toys, as the other parts of the business fell by the wayside.See the Story

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