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Becoming an age-friendly community dominated the conversation with Duncan council members after Mayor Robert Armstrong set forth a proclamation May 28.

Proclamations highlighted the Duncan council meeting Tuesday night as Mayor Robert Armstrong designated April 2024 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month in Duncan.

Rezoning properties and tackling dilapidated structures were top priorities with Duncan city councilors on Tuesday night.

Logo symbolizes support for police

A new city budget will look to check off a few necessary improvements needed by the City of Duncan in the upcoming year.

Duncan’s yearly firework show and festivities, called the “Red, White and Boom,” will kick-off family fun at 5 p.m. on Monday, July 3.

Geno Martini was 77 years old

LMPD Chief Erika Shields spoke to city leaders over the placement of barricades in the West End during Derby Week which forced Kroger to close early.

"I am deeply sorry for the pain my actions have caused each of you and our community as a whole. As I stated in June, I dont expect forgiveness based on my words alone. I committed to showing the community that you can count on me to continue fighting hard for everyone through my actions and leadership," he continued on. Armstrong added that he is proud of the work the region is doing and looks forward to future advice and information from the newly-formed anti-racism advisory working group ...

Region of Waterloo council is once again dealing with the aftermath of a social media post shared by the mayor of Wilmot Township.