Councillor Ron Mamchuk is elated at the installation of a new speed display sign on St. Adolphe’s Main Street. The hope, he says, is that it will finally encourage commuters to slow down as they drive through town.

On October 26, Ste. Agathe residents will go to the polls. Long-time resident Joel Lemoine is stepping foot into the political ring to challenge the incumbent, Curtis Claydon.

Commuters and truckers travelling along Highway 75 between Ste. Agathe and Morris may be pleased to learn that the provincial government has made a commitment to a full roadway reconstruction between the two communities in 2023.

On August 17, a putting green was installed at the Memory Garden at the Heritage Life Personal Care Home in Niverville as organizers work hard to complete the garden by fall.

On Wednesday, August 17, St. Adolphe residents had an opportunity to voice opinions on applications made by the developers of Tourond Creek which would enable the company to move forward with plans for phase two of residential development.

Jason Bodnarchuk, 42, is a five-year resident of St. Adolphe and the first in the RM of Ritchot to throw their name into the ring to challenge a sitting member of council. On October 26, St. Adolphe residents will have a reason to head to the polls.