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KLCOA has heard reports that Bell has declined to provide service for new(er) property owners on the lake because they say they have inadequate infrastructure; that seasonal users have had difficulties getting their Bell service reconnected in the Spring; and that some Bell customers in good standing have had their Digital Subscriber Line terminated and…
Abbey Gardens has been working with Dysart et al and Samual Duah, a graduate student working on completing his Masters in Sustainability at Trent University. The focus of his research project is “to learn more about behavioural attitudes towards at-home compost adoption, and to identify the drivers or barriers at the household level”. Your participation…
For members who purchased an AED through the KLCOA purchase program a few years ago, it is time to replace the battery and pads. These replacements are available at a cost of $199. We are also offering to again co-ordinate the purchase of the 350P AED units for those who are interested. The pricing per…
On Wednesday September 9, 2020Â the County of Haliburton Committee of the Whole will receive, review and provide direction to staff regarding the proposed Shoreline Preservation By-law, Public Consultation and Communication. The meeting can be viewed on the County of Haliburton YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD5Nnj_j7WcU-OkketJpqqw The meeting agenda will be published on Monday September 7, 2020 and…
Kennisis Lake History Book  The KLCOA is in the beginning stages of creating a history book of the lake. Save your old photos, flyers and photos. Family stories, lake folklore and historical facts are important to preserve.   We are partnering with U-Links (Community-Based Research) and have a research student. We are gathering photos & stories about the lake….
Kennisis Lake Continues Sailing Regatta Tradition for 2020 The Kennisis Lake Sailing Regatta was held on Sunday August 9, delayed by a Sunday storm and no wind Monday from the previous long weekend. At the 1:00pm start, winds were light out of the west but slowly built to 8-10 knots and held steady for last…