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Main Street North Construction to begin Within weeks, Halton's $2-million project to replace aging and breaking watermains under Main Street, from Knox Street to Wallace Street, will begin. The work will disrupt traffic, according to project manager Chris Ewen, but for most of the construction, two lanes will be open at night, and may be down to one lane during the day. Halton will install temporary water connections to homes and businesses along the route, so there will not be any long-term shutoffs, and although there will be some short-term water shutoffs, affected residents will receive 48 hours notice. With a "significant' number of breaks in the underground pipes ­ Ewen could not say how many ­ the watermain replacement project has been on the books for two years. Wo r k t o r e p l a c e the various sizes of watermain with one, 300-millimetre pipe, will begin at Knox Street and work its way north. The work should be complete by the end of November. The NEW Volume 15 No. 30 News stand Price 40¢ + GST Your Hometown Newspaper Thursday, July 26, 2012 WHAT'S INSIDE Still room for campers in Town summer programs See page 2 Pet crematorium plans approved by Guelph/Eramosa Township Council See page 8 It's safe to swim at Old Beach in Prospect Park See page 9 CUTE & CURIOUS: Nineteen-month-old Gabriel checked out the play equipment at Prospect Park on Tuesday. ­ Marie Shadbolt photo Corn Broom $ CAMO HIDDEN DECK FASTENING SYSTEM Now Available See Store for Details Regular $11.99 6.99 Scotts Fertilizer 30% OFF $ 15" Round Gate Insert 28.99 C Great for Pressure Treated Wood Sico Protector Stain Natural Buy One Get One Free SAVE $29.99 264 MAIN ST. N. ACTON FREE LOCAL DELIVERY 519-853-1970 We have ompetitive riCes for all your renovation projects Hours: Mon - Fri. 7am to 6pm · Sat. 8am to 4pm p