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Be sure to include this house on your trick-or-treat route... if you dare! A Kincardine resident is continuing his annual tradition with a Stranger Things theme this year. Read the details here: https://www.kincardinenews.com/news/local-news/halloween-trickster-continues-to-spook-neighbourhood-with-elaborate-displays

The Ripley Fall Fair drew a huge crowd on the weekend! https://www.kincardinenews.com/news/local-news/fall-fair-draws-mega-crowd-to-ripley

Connaught Park was a hive of activity today during the Kincardine Fall Fair. Check out a few highlights: https://www.kincardinenews.com/news/local-news/fall-fair-sees-big-crowds-during-two-day-event

A sure sign that summer is coming to an end....

The rolling car show is currently passing through Ripley! Keep your eyes peeled for these great cars!

Yesterday, Monday, March 23, approximately 50 businesses took to the streets of Kincardine in their vehicles in a "Convoy of Hope". The idea came in the midst the outbreak of COVID-19, which has forced many downtown businesses to close without any idea of when they will be able to re-open. Residents were encouraged to watch the parade from their front stoop or through windows, keeping a safe distance from the convoy as well as from neighbours.

Watson Morris gives the address to a haggis at the early Robbie Burns Day celebrations at Trillium Court. See all you lads and lassies at the Legion this Saturday!

Countdown to Christmas!

Here comes Santa Claus!

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Glammis officially closed its doors today. The congregation has moved to Knox Presbyterian Church in Tiverton, where Rev. David Chang will still lead services. The congregation closed the "Service of Celebration" with the hymn "One more step along the World I go".

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