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Recreation Notice: Arena Temporarily CLOSED
The Lunenburg Arena will be closed on Monday, October 14 and at least the morning of Tuesday, October 15. Please check the Town's Facebook page for updates on Tuesday regarding re-opening.
Thank you.
Mi'kmaq Flag Raising 2019 - Photo Album
The Town of Lunenburg was honoured to be joined today by Mi'kmaq Elders Peggie Wentzell and Nancy Whynot, Melissa Labrador and her family, and Melissa's father Todd Labrador for the raising of the Mi'kmaq Grand Council Flag. This is a sign of respect for the original people of this area.
Lyme Disease Conference 2019
REGISTRATION is now open for the FREE Lyme Disease Conference from Lunenburg Lyme Association on November 16 & 17, 2019.
Day 1" Lyme SOS" is for health care professionals: http://ow.ly/vkxe50wGykA
Day 2 "Lyme 101" is for the general public: http://ow.ly/ZmvH50wGykC
Hurricane Dorian Storm Damage to WWTP: Progress Report
Monday, October 7, 2019 – The Town of Lunenburg’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) was partially flooded with seawater during Hurricane Dorian’s storm surge on September 7, 2019.
The following outlines the current status of the repair work.
Orange Shirt Day
September 30th is Orange Shirt Day, the day in which we recognize the damage done by removing indigenous children from their homes and sending them to residential schools. Above, Mayor Rachel Bailey recognizes Orange Shirt Day at a September 30th press conference. "Every Child Matters."
Lunenburg receives Provincial Grant for WWTP - Sep 30, 2019
MLA Suzanne Lohnes-Croft today announced investments to water and wastewater projects in 8 municipalities through the Provincial Capital Assistance Program (PCAP) and Flood Risk Infrastructure Program (FRIIP).
The Town of Lunenburg is grateful to receive $135,000, 50% of the total project cost, for the engineering pre-design phase of upgrades to our Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Notice: Public Participation Meetings for Heritage
The Town’s Heritage Advisory Committee will be holding two Public Participation Meetings to receive public comments on the proposed Heritage Conservation District Plan and By-law.
The first session will be held on October 15, 2019 and will focus on the District’s Plan and By-law provisions. The second session will be held on October 21, 2019 and will focus on the Design Guidelines provisions. Both sessions will be held in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, 120 Townsend Street at 6:00 p.m.
Enviro-Depots for Household Waste Disposal
BEFORE dropping off household hazardous waste, please CHECK what materials a depot can take.
Kaizer Meadow
The Town of Lunenburg disposes residential curbside waste at Kaizer Meadow Environmental Management Centre, 450 Kaizer Meadow Road along Highway 14 in Lunenburg County.
For household hazardous waste, check here to see if Kaizer Meadow can take what you want to dispose of. If unsure, please call first at 902-275-2330.
Before bringing materials to Corkum's Recycling, please call first at 902-634-4972 to confirm what they can take, as they have a limited list of materials. Please do not drop off after hours.
Fall Recreation Guide is out Now
LUNENBURG RECREATION
You can download a PDF pdf here (2.27 MB) or pick up the booklet at the Community Centre or Town Hall. Have a look at our latest classes and a new special series of eco-workshops.