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Posted on 3 September 2022 by admin

Granary Road’s Apple Fest – GlobalNews Events

As the weather begins to cool down, that’s when the apple cider heats up at Granary Road!

That’s right – Apple Fest is BACK September 24th and 25th, with all of your favourites and some new additions you are sure to find a-peel-ing!

Visit the Adam & Eve’s booth to watch a live apple cider press, enjoy a cup of cinnamon hot apple cider, go “bobbing” for apples, discover various apple jams, jellies and syrups, enter our hands-tied-behind-your-back apple pie eating contest and more!

Don’t forget to visit Unicorn Farms to fill a bag of orchard fresh apples to bring home and enjoy, or taste their freshly cold-pressed apple juice! …did we mention that there will be apples??

Posted on 2 June 2022 by admin

Getting behind the wheel this weekend? DVP, other major roads to close due to special events | CBC News

Some major roads will be closed to traffic in Toronto this weekend because of special events, the city warned motorists in a news release this week.

The Don Valley Parkway will be closed to traffic from York Mills Road to the Gardiner Expressway on Sunday, June 5 from 2 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to the Bike for Brain Health event in support of Baycrest.

The Gardiner Expressway will be closed as well to traffic from South Kingsway to the Don Valley Parkway during the same time period for the same event.

Dundas Street West will be fully closed to vehicle traffic from Ossington to Lansdowne avenues, from 1 p.m. on Friday, June 3 until 1 a.m., Monday, June 6 to make way for the Do West Fest event.

ActiveTO, meanwhile, will take place on The Meadoway, from Brimley Road to Scarborough Golf Club Road, from 7 a.m., Saturday, June 4 until 7 p.m., Sunday, June 5.

As well, roads within High Park will be closed to vehicles during the weekend. Limited street parking is available on Bloor Street West.

Posted on 21 February 2022 by admin

What Fargo roads get plowed first during snow events?

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) -Fargo Public Works officials say plow drivers normally work in two shifts to help cover the changing weather conditions during like Monday’s storm.

Some roads get more priority over others and it may take even longer for your neighborhood to get cleared.

City plow drivers typically start with main roads that tend to have the most traffic and are used by emergency services.

The smaller streets that connect to neighborhoods come second.

Public Works officials say their goal is always to get the job done.

”This is an extended storm with lots of wind, so the plan can always change, but we do want to get into neighborhoods to get them cleared up,” said Paul Fiechtner, the public works service manager for the City of Fargo.

Fiechtner says if the snow picks back up or the winds get stronger, which is supposed to happen overnight into Tuesday, plows will have to move out of the neighborhoods and return to the primary roads.