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ATHENS AEROS JUNIOR TEAM

Council has been approached by a private individual to purchase the Athens Aeros Community Owned Hockey Team.

A proposal has been submitted, the team has not been sold, an agreement has not been signed or entered into at this time.

This will not proceed any further until such time as Council has provided particulars to the public, the current “owners” of the team for your questions and comments.

The meeting will be held Monday November 16th 2020 @ 6:30 p.m., in the upstairs hall of Centre ’76.

There will only be 50 persons permitted to attend. There will be one person, per household allowed.

You must register beforehand with the undersigned via email – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Darlene Noonan, AMCT, CEMC

CAO/Clerk Treasurer

Township of Athens

613-924-2044

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REMEMBRANCE DAY 2020

Township of Athens Council have made the very difficult decision that the annual Remembrance Day Service at Memorial Park will not be able to proceed this year.

However, we encourage throughout the day please take time to attend the cenotaph and pay respect, lay a wreath, as you normally would, or watch virtual services which will be televised from larger venues.

This year being the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war is especially important to pay homage to our veterans more than ever for their sacrifices.

Council hopes everyone enjoys a safe and happy Halloween! Keep your groups small....and please respect households/residents who choose not to participate and have their "lights out"...HAVE FUN!!😃
 
A message from the Health Unit regarding Halloween:
 
The Health Unit will be using guidance from the Chief Medical Officer of Health to prepare resources for upcoming celebrations (including Halloween and Remembrance Day). The Halloween key messages are:
  • Virtual gatherings or events are safest
  • Outdoor gatherings or events are safer than indoors.
  • Consider fun and creative alternatives to trick or treating, like scavenger hunts and walks to look at neighbourhood decorations or having a themed dinner with household contacts.
  • If you choose to participate in trick or treating:
    • Only go out with members of your direct household
    • Wear a mask/face covering that fits properly – a costume mask is not a substitute for a face covering.
    • Stay 2 metres apart and don’t congregate or linger at doorsteps
    • Wash your hands often or use hand sanitizer
    • Consider creative ways to hand out treats so that children aren’t reaching into a bucket or bowl to grab treats
  • No matter how you choose to celebrate Halloween, the key is to be COVID-SMART. Resources  will be available on our Website shortly.  

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