The first attempt at placing a makeshift swarm trap underneath the tree to catch the bees. Once all the equipment assembled it was moved directly under the swarm.

BEL Rotary Club purchased and delivered 25 dinners for the staff and residents of the Youth Emergency Shelter.

The parking lot at the Warsaw Caves was well attended over the weekend with people out enjoying nature. Though the public areas are closed, Conservation Areas open to hikers who are looking to get outside. The trails are open but all areas where social distancing is impossible are closed such as the picnic areas and washrooms.

Geese not following directions. They are on the wrong side of the barrier

With the Lakefield Farmers Market up and operating once again, the current pandemic didn’t stop residents from heading out to buy local. Though it may have looked a little different and had a few new rules such as as social distancing and sanitizing before entering the Market, that didn’t stop residents from enjoying locally grown and produced products such as produce, plants, baked goods, and honey!

The Lakefield Farmers market opened up last Thursday for their first market of the season! Market goers were stopped before entering to sanitize their hands and asked to stay behind the roped off booths until time of purchase as well as to maintain physical distancing with both fellow market goers and workers.

With the Lakefield Farmers Market up and operating once again, the current pandemic didn’t stop residents from heading out to buy local. Though it may have looked a little different and had a few new rules such as as social distancing and sanitizing before entering the Market, that didn’t stop residents from enjoying locally grown and produced products such as produce, plants, baked goods, and honey!

Judi Dusto, “The Girl on the Go” ,Sales Representative at RE/MAX Eastern Realty Inc., took this picture  outside Pizza Hut in Lakefield while she was out working. She thought it was a great example of how we can still enjoy our time together while following the rules of social distancing.

Residents of Willam Street in Lakefield were entertainded with a concert and a sidewalk dance on Saturday afternoon. The event was to help people cope with being cooped up over the past few months due to COVID-19.  People were encouraged to bring lawn chairs and sit six feet apart. The band consisted of John on guitar, Mike on bass and Terry on drums.

Residents of Willam Street in Lakefield were entertainded with a concert and a sidewalk dance on Saturday afternoon. The event was to help people cope with being cooped up over the past few months due to COVID-19.  People were encouraged to bring lawn chairs and sit six feet apart. The band consisted of John on guitar, Mike on bass and Terry on drums.

Residents of Willam Street in Lakefield were entertainded with a concert and a sidewalk dance on Saturday afternoon. The event was to help people cope with being cooped up over the past few months due to COVID-19.  People were encouraged to bring lawn chairs and sit six feet apart. The band consisted of John on guitar, Mike on bass and Terry on drums.

Residents of Willam Street in Lakefield were entertainded with a concert and a sidewalk dance on Saturday afternoon. The event was to help people cope with being cooped up over the past few months due to COVID-19.  People were encouraged to bring lawn chairs and sit six feet apart. The band consisted of John on guitar, Mike on bass and Terry on drums.

Residents of Willam Street in Lakefield were entertainded with a concert and a sidewalk dance on Saturday afternoon. The event was to help people cope with being cooped up over the past few months due to COVID-19.  People were encouraged to bring lawn chairs and sit six feet apart. The band consisted of John on guitar, Mike on bass and Terry on drums.

Residents of Willam Street in Lakefield were entertainded with a concert and a sidewalk dance on Saturday afternoon. The event was to help people cope with being cooped up over the past few months due to COVID-19.  People were encouraged to bring lawn chairs and sit six feet apart. The band consisted of John on guitar, Mike on bass and Terry on drums.