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Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA shared their post.

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One week left to renew and get into our beautiful new 2019 Guidebook!Please be advised that your membership renewal is due no later than January 31, 2019 in order to be included in our Wellington 2019 Guidebook.

Attached you will find the Membership Renewal form along with the pricing schedule, this is also available on our website www.discoverwellington.ca/wdba-membership/

We have 3 methods of payment this year:

Through our website with PayPal
Delivery of cheque to Evan Nash at Home Hardware
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“This Place Is Dead” —An Insider’s Guide to Why You Want ‘all in’ on February in PEC – LIFE AU LAIT

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“Winter is dead here.” —say people who’ve moved to the country. But, we think Prince Edward County + Winter are one true pair. Picture barn burning food slingers in winter beards and layers of local beer gear, agri-nerds warming up with a glass of Pinot in a cozy tasting bar, artists and art…

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Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA shared Wellington Outdoor Ice Rink‘s post.

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People are curious about our Rink skates. We have lots of sizes, including some very cute tiny ones for you to borrow. Nothing is more heartwarming than seeing parents coming here for their kids first time on skates! We even some of those white ones. Respect them & return to the cabinet tied together inside Midtown Brewery. Enjoy the ice. … See MoreSee Less

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Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA shared Mike Harper – Councillor of Wellington‘s post.

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Mike Harper – Councillor of Wellington

Council passed the 2019 budgets last week. The good news: $3.4 million for the construction of a new water tower in Wellington, to address water pressure problems and allow for future development. Another $250,000 to address attainable housing. Additional bylaw enforcement and fire prevention resources. $8.6 million in roads and bridge projects, with a focus this year in Picton to complete housing development projects. $20,000 for food insecurity. Now, turning to how it affects your tax bill: there is a 1% tax levy to set aside funds for the new hospital. A 2.5% levy for road reconstruction. And when you add in the operating budget, our annual municipal tax increase is about $44 for each $100k in assessed MPAC property value. No one is ever happy about paying more. But after four days spent discussing, questioning, and debating, this is what it added up to: it’s what’s required to maintain/improve service levels, and start saving for some big ticket items that are coming up. A few budget items have been flagged for further scrutiny. Stay tuned for updates.

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Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA Wellington & District Business Association – WDBA shared Presqu’ile Provincial Park‘s post.

3 days ago

One of our regular visitors sent us this graphic to remind everyone of the dangers of walking on shelf ice. It can be very dangerous and if you fall into the Lake there is little chance of getting out before freezing. Enjoy the ice volcanoes from shore. … See MoreSee Less

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