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Spring Clean-Up Blitz

The Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN is getting involved in the Spring Clean-Up Blitz being organized by Environmental Services, City of Greater Sudbury. Is there an area in our neighbourhood that could use tidying up? Let us know at info@ward10can.com (Please use the Subject line: Spring Clean-Up). The event will be held Saturday, May 7, from 9:00ContinueContinue reading “Spring Clean-Up Blitz”

York Street Playground

Residents living in the York Street area are hoping to make improvements to the York Street playground. A number of recommendations have been made such as additional benches, shade trees along York Street, improved access from Windsor Crescent, and expanding the basketball court. The Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN is organizing a sub-committee to support this project.ContinueContinue reading “York Street Playground “

2021 In Review

Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN History The Kingsmount-Bell Park (KBP) Community Action Network (CAN) recently completed its first full year. The application to establish the CAN was submitted by Toni Calabrese and formally approved by City Council in November 2020. The KBP CAN Executive members are Co-Chairs Michael Penwarden and Antonietta Calabrese; Treasurer, Pierina Calabrese; Secretary, StacyContinueContinue reading “2021 In Review”

Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday season

Lest we forget

For nearly 30 years we have lived on Hyland Drive and Winchester Avenue. At this time of year the names Fred Hyland and Gordon Tough come to mind. Hyland Drive was named after Private Frederick John Hyland, son of Thomas and Ruby Hyland. He was killed in action in October 1918 while advancing towards theContinueContinue reading “Lest we forget”

Reminder: Kingsmount-Bell Park Heritage Walk

Date: Saturday, October 16, 2021Time: 1:00 – 3:00 pmMeeting location: Bell Park, Elizabeth Street parking lotLength: 2-3 km A gathering of high society women at Bell Mansion with Mrs Katherine Bell in the centre – {Source: GSPL}