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Meafordites are celebrating a sesquicentennial. Say that 10 times fast. The bayside community is celebrating its 150th birthday this year and the municipality is set to party like its 1874 when the booming little town formally known as St. Vincent (Peggys Landing and Stephensons Landing before that) was welcoming both steamships and train cars with a population over 1,000 just seven years after confederation.

Meafordites are celebrating a sesquicentennial. Say that 10 times fast. The bayside community is celebrating its 150th birthday this year and the municipality is set to party like its 1874 when the booming little town formally known as St. Vincent (Peggys Landing and Stephensons Landing before that) was welcoming both steamships and train cars with a population over 1,000 just seven years after confederation.

Meafordites are celebrating a sesquicentennial. Say that 10 times fast. The bayside community is celebrating its 150th birthday this year and the municipality is set to party like its 1874 when the booming little town formally known as St. Vincent (Peggys Landing and Stephensons Landing before that) was welcoming both steamships and train cars with a population over 1,000 just seven years after confederation.

Meafordites are celebrating a sesquicentennial. Say that 10 times fast. The bayside community is celebrating its 150th birthday this year and the municipality is set to party like its 1874 when the booming little town formally known as St. Vincent (Peggys Landing and Stephensons Landing before that) was welcoming both steamships and train cars with a population over 1,000 just seven years after confederation.

Meafordites are celebrating a sesquicentennial. Say that 10 times fast. The bayside community is celebrating its 150th birthday this year and the municipality is set to party like its 1874 when the booming little town formally known as St. Vincent (Peggys Landing and Stephensons Landing before that) was welcoming both steamships and train cars with a population over 1,000 just seven years after confederation.

A local group committed to raising funds for global food sustainability through agriculture is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month with a turkey dinner…

Article content Meaford’s nearly $2.4 million reconstruction of Sykes Street North will likely begin in May closing a 250-metre stretch of the downtown’s main thoroughfare for three months. The work will tear up Sykes Street North, between Collingwood and Lombard streets, and replace its underground pipes. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Meafords Sykes Street reconstruction likely to begin in May Back to video This past Monday, Meaford council...