- Essex residents no longer need two quotes to apply to Town flooding subsidy program
- Amherstburg hosts second Public Info Centre for McGregor’s possible sewage system upgrade
- Essex to spend $500k on Servicing Master Plan for providing water services
- Essex receives 83% more in grants, comparing 2025 to 2024
- Essex receives eight new EV charging stations, thanks to ‘Charged for Change’ funding
- Essex staff to modify Heritage Grant Program this year to offer broader range of services
- Essex County CAO provides a year-in-review for her department
- Nobles rack up wins across courts, rinks and pool
- Hundreds Turn Out for 4th Annual NHL Alumni vs Essex OPP Special Olympics Fundraiser
- Honouring William Wallace, one of Maidstone’s earliest settlers
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By: Sylene Argent, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Essex Free Press Residents will no longer have to get two quotes to tap into the Town of Essex Flooding Subsidy Program, Council voted at the February [...] -
By: Sylene Argent, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Essex Free Press The Town of Amherstburg is continuing work on a Schedule “C” Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) for the McGregor Sewage Treatment Facility, where potential [...]
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By: Sylene Argent, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Essex Free Press Council for the Town of Essex will spend $499K, not including HST, to retain Stantec Consulting Ltd. to conduct a town-wide Servicing Master Plan [...]
