Showing posts with label Talbot Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Talbot Street. Show all posts

Thursday, November 3, 2016

Haldimand County Council has slated the landmark Cayuga Hotel for demolition for fall, 2016, with the planned new Cayuga Library to begin in the spring.  Unlike Cayuga's current library (see below) set in the quiet Village Green, the new library will be within feet of busy Highway 3, specifically at the intersection of Hwy. 3 and Cayuga Street.


Many of us disagree with relocating the library in Highway 3 intersection.  It is a done-deal.

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Familiar?  Came From Niagara Falls
Over the Bridge Find RIVER 3 FAMILY RESTAURANT
The Famous Mountie Stands Guard at RIVER 3
We voted.  NOW CAN WE GET THE BRIDGE FIXED?

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Crosswalk on Talbot (Hwy 3) Looking North On Cayuga St.
Talbot Looking East From The Bookshop

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Looking West Over the Unfinished Bridge

CAYUGA FINALLY HAS LINES


Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Looking East
New Lampposts ~
Looking West

Southwold Diversified Ltd., London, ON on Talbot Street (Hwy 3)

New Man on The Street
Looking West
Lampposts Coming ~



Looking West

Underground Cables ~


Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Without Warning the new sidewalk is torn up



So...The Neat L'l Bookshop will be closed today.  The contact numbers are posted on the door.  No one called us.  What happened?  Our only clue yesterday was a UNION GAS vehicle and numerous Link-Line Contractors Inc. vehicles in the neighbourhood.  Today:
...on the other side of the street.  We have contacted our county councillor.  Fred Morison, thank you for coming this morning at 7:00 a.m. and forwarding our complaint to the project managers.  Businesses do not quickly recover from being closed over and over again - unpredictably - during advertised OPEN HOURS.  At one point we were left with a two-foot drop from our door for two weeks, without any prior warning or any solution in sight.  We were closed.




Friday, August 7, 2015


View From Our Window This Week ~  Getting There




Thursday, July 30, 2015


Vehicles Parked for Long Durations (i.e. several days) Get Ticketed...
Highway Traffic
We maintain the "Quiet Little Cayuga Corner" inside!





Tuesday, July 28, 2015



Pretty Little Village



...now if we could just get a public parking lot

[Photos: Monday, July 27  lbw]


Friday, July 17, 2015

"A Tree Grows In Cayuga"


Trees Along Talbot in front of Towpath On The Grand


Thursday, June 25, 2015



Bookshop Green Roof
Talbot Street Today ~

Looks Permanent


Saturday, June 20, 2015



CLOSED FOR THE SECOND DAY ~ This is a foot-and-a-half drop into rubble.  We cannot explain as a small business why the county contract leaves us in these conditions.  We apologize to our customers and friends for any inconvenience and invite the Mayor, the Councillors and the County Project Manager to visit the small businesses in Cayuga.

[Photo taken early Saturday morning, June 20 lbw]




Wednesday, May 27, 2015



CAYUGA STREET GETS CALCIUM & WATER

The Neat L'l Bookshop

We are grateful to all who called our councillor and the various project managers.  Thank you to those who followed and supported us on social media.  [Photos courtesy of TOWPATH ON THE GRAND, Jim Gibson]

Talbot Street (Hwy 3) Looking West Over the Bridge

Monday, May 25, 2015

The Neat L'l Bookshop on the Left
Hearthstone House of Fire

[Photos:  Friday, May 22 lbw]
Towpath on The Grand


To our Readers:  John has kept the bookshop OPEN regular hours [I would have closed and picketed the Mayor's office.]  We have no dust control on Highway 3 in front of the bookshop.  On Friday afternoon several of us reached out to the municipality, the various project managers including Councillor Fred Morison, County of Haldimand Project Mgr. Mike King, Elgin Construction and Vallee Consultants.  In his defence, Councillor Morison came to the Towpath on The Grand and to The Neat Little Bookshop on Saturday.  We do not understand how these conditions have been allowed to exist; however, we are hoping for water/calcium trucks to begin regular trips along Talbot Street (Hwy 3) as early as today, Monday.




We actually thought that the absence of public parking would shut us down ~ the dust issue has become more urgent.  Although the locals call it Talbot Street, this is the main artery from Windsor to Fort Erie ~ a heavily travelled highway with trucks and various vehicles that were in the past prohibited from crossing the old bridge. Let's lower the speed limit temporarily during construction from 50 km to 30 and bring in the dust control trucks. 

[Photos:  Friday, May 22,2015 lbw]