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REDUCED LOAD RESTRICTIONS
Are in effect as of 12:00 p.m. Monday, April 16, 2018 throughout the City of Dryden with the following exception :
CONNECTING LINK HIGHWAY NO. 594 (Overpass-Duke Street) from the junction of Highway No. 17 on the east to the west boundary of the City of Dryden, and all of Hearst Avenue, Gordon Road, Marguerite Street; and Earl Avenue from Queen Street to Duke Street.
Information on the status of reduced load restrictions...
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MEDIA RELEASE
April 10, 2018
27 Charges Laid after Police Execute Drug Warrant
Three Accused are facing a combined 27 charges after Dryden Police Services executed a drug warrant on an Orvis Street home last evening. 
On Monday April 9, 2017, Dryden Police executed a warrant under the Controlled Drugs and Substance Act on the home of Bradley Kevin Ouelette – 46 of Dryden.  Seized was a quantity of Methamphetamine, Hydro morphine, Marihuana,...
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MEDIA RELEASE
Friday, April 13 th , 2018
“Keep It Hanging Around” Museum Fundraiser begins April 23rd
Dryden, ON – During the week of Monday, April 23 rd to Saturday, April 28 th , the Dryden & District Museum Advisory Board will be holding their fundraising event, “Keep it Hanging Around” at the Dryden & District Museum, located at 15 Van Horne Avenue.
“This event allows community members to dispose of...
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CITY OF DRYDEN
PUBLIC NOTICE: IMPERSONATION OF CITY EMPLOYEES
Please be advised that there have been reports of individuals going door to door in Dryden, posing as employees from the City of Dryden’s Water Works Department. These individuals are requesting access to test the water or check the water meter in the home.
All City of Dryden Employees are equipped with photo identification tags, which residents are encouraged to ask to see before letting anyone...
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PUBLIC NOTICE
RE: PLANTING OF FLOWERS & SHRUBS
IN THE DRYDEN CEMETERY
The City of Dryden Cemetery By-law provides guidelines for the planting of trees, flowers and shrubs on graves.  Flower beds/planting must not exceed 18 inches in width and are permitted at the base of monuments only.  These flowerbeds may include a variety of annual flowers, perennials such as Phlox, Artemisia, and Candytuft to name a few, or shrubs such as Spirea, Potentilla or...
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