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LEAMINGTON — Leamington Mayor Hilda MacDonald has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) and will serve as a key municipal leader in the province. Mayor MacDonald was honoured with the election results during the first-ever virtual AMO Conference being held this week. This will be Mayor MacDon-

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ald’s second term after being appointed to the Board of Directors – Small Urban Caucus in April of 2019. MacDonald will continue to have the opportunity to bring Leamington’s unique voice and interests to the table, as well as contribute to AMO’s commitment to advance the mutual interests of Ontario municipalities. The Board of Directors is AMO’s governing body, and sets AMO’s direction and adopts its policies and priorities. As a corporate body, the Board of Directors ensures adherence to legal requirements, as set out in the foundation charter and in the law. The Board of Directors term is two years. “I am very honoured to have the opportunity to represent Leamington at this table,” said Mayor MacDonald. “I will continue to be a strong voice on issues that matter to municipalities across Ontario, and I’m proud to advocate for Ontario and Leamington residents.” AMO is a non-profit or-

ganization representing almost all of Ontario’s 444 municipal governments, and advocates for fiscal sustainability, government partnerships and strengthening

municipal legislative authority to advance local economic prosperity and environmental sustainability.

Leamington-to-Windsor Transit will resume service LEAMINGTON — With the reopening of Ontario’s economy in Stage 3, and in conjunction with the start of the school year, the Leamington to Windsor (LTW) Transit will resume service on September 8, 2020. The LTW Transit service, which travels from Leamington to Windsor with stops in Kingsville and Essex was suspended in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The LTW Transit is set to return to full service of three round trips per day, Monday to Friday and two round trips on Saturday. “Resuming the LTW Transit service will allow more people to access education, employment and other essential sup-

ports like health care in neighbouring communities,” said Mayor Hilda MacDonald. “We are confident that this much needed service can resume with safety measures and protocols in place for the protection of riders and drivers.” Fares will not be collected at this time but are expected to resume in the near future. All passengers are asked to enter and exit the bus through the rear doors. Riders with accessibility needs may continue to use the front doors, and one wheelchair passenger at a time may occupy this area. Information about the LTW Transit service is available at www.leamington.ca/LTW.


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Jamieson Tour makes stop at Rochester Place

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Highlighting Peewee house league teams from the past

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Flyers will play a delayed, shortened season in 2020-21

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33rd annual Jack Stein Tournament results

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Locally known songwriter releases new single

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UMEI provides alternate option for high school students

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Public board in-person attendance survey

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Cardinal Carter student publishes her first book

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Charity golf tournament raises $48,000

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OPP looking for Wheatley man

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Leamington native among new doctors at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance

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Wheatley Legion to re-open

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Unique configuration in Leamington

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Community Clothing Cupboard holding outdoor sale Sept 2

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Colourful addition to Wheatley

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Lake Erie Challenge enjoys bright skies and calm waters

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Stone skipping event on Pelee Sunday

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County gets update on operations during COVID-19

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Leamington-to-Windsor Transit will resume service

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MacDonald elected to AMO board

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