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City to study noise, traffic concerns for Cecil Avenue apartments - Vimarsana News

City to study noise, traffic concerns for Cecil Avenue apartments

Councillors with the City of Dryden are going to take a closer look at a potential seniors housing development...

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Construction set for Dryen senior's housing – Fort Frances Times - Vimarsana News

Construction set for Dryen senior's housing – Fort Frances Times

Press release The Board of Directors of Timberland Estates are happy to announce that preliminary work is complete and they will proceed with their second apartment building in Dryden. Construction work is expected to start around the end of March, with completion and move-in about May, 2022. Travis Penner, representing our builder Bridge Road Construction of Winkler, Manitoba indicated that tenders for sub-trades are going out now and he expects local contractors will be involved. He intends to place an order within a few days for precast concrete piles, the first stage. The new building wil...

Second Seniors Building Being Built In Dryden - Vimarsana News

Second Seniors Building Being Built In Dryden

Construction is set to start on more seniors apartments in Dryden this Spring. Timberlands Estates President J...

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Top stories of 2020: March - CHVNRadio: Southern Manitoba's hub for local and Christian news, and adult contemporary Christian programming. - Vimarsana News

Top stories of 2020: March - CHVNRadio: Southern Manitoba's hub for local and Christian news, and adult contemporary Christian programming.

Article continues below advertisement ↴ In March the COVID-19 virus began to affect more and more Manitobans. But it also meant people stepped up in unique ways to show love to their neighbours and welcome others home. And the pandemic put prayer at the forefront of the fight. The Province announced mandatory closures and restrictions on all businesses deemed as non-critical as 24 additional cases of COVID-19 were announced in late March, bringing the total number of lab-confirmed positive and probable positive cases to 96 in Manitoba, at the time.