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Sam Gillett

Sam Gillett

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Staff writer, Haliburton Highlander

Haliburton, Ontario

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  • Dysart approves 4.64 per cent tax increase

    By Sam Gillett Verified| Haliburton Highlander Verified After Dysart et al council rubber stamped its 2025 budget Jan. 10, implementing a 4.64 per cent levy increase for ratepayers, mayor Murray Fearrey said he felt the township’s elected officials had done a good job of tightening the belt for the year ahead. Operational costs are slated to rise about 9.5 per cent this year, up to $18.8 million from $17.2 million in 2024, while capital expenditures increased about 11.3 per cent – $8.1 million this year compared to almost $7.3 million last year.

    By Sam Gillett Verified · Haliburton Highlander

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • Chef serving up change by the slice

    By Sam Gillett Verified| Haliburton Highlander Verified A Haliburton County chef is using food to build community and fundraise for social change. Miriam Echeverria, executive chef at Dimensions Retreat Centre in Algonquin Highlands, kicked off Cheffing4good with a pizza fundraiser in Haliburton recently. The charity makes and sells high-quality food, with 100 per cent of the proceeds going to organizations focused on women or marginalized groups. “I think food is also a tool for progress,” Echeverria said.

    By Sam Gillett Verified · Haliburton Highlander

    May. 18, 2023

  • Dysart approves 4.64 per cent tax increase

    By Sam Gillett Verified| Haliburton Highlander Verified After Dysart et al council rubber stamped its 2025 budget Jan. 10, implementing a 4.64 per cent levy increase for ratepayers, mayor Murray Fearrey said he felt the township’s elected officials had done a good job of tightening the belt for the year ahead. Operational costs are slated to rise about 9.5 per cent this year, up to $18.8 million from $17.2 million in 2024, while capital expenditures increased about 11.3 per cent – $8.1 million this year compared to almost $7.3 million last year.

    By Sam Gillett Verified · Haliburton Highlander

    Jan. 16, 2025

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Haliburton Highlander