PUSLINCH – Day five of the second leg of the Ear to the Groundwater Tour highlighted opposition to operations at the Millcreek Pit, located on the border of Puslinch and Cambridge.
Mount Forest clothing store celebrates rebranding
MOUNT FOREST – Cynthia and Co., a women’s clothing store in Mount Forest, will be undergoing significant changes as the store emerges from pandemic restrictions.
Puslinch council approves costs associated with new crossing guard in Aberfoyle
ABERFOYLE – Puslinch council has approved the costs associated with the implementation of a crossing guard at a crosswalk in Aberfoyle across Brock Road.
Drayton Entertainment hoping to resume in-person performances by late fall
DRAYTON – With the province now in stage three of its reopening plan, it remains unclear when in-person performances will resume at the Drayton Festival Theatre.
Wellington North to undertake full Community Growth Plan review
WELLINGTON NORTH – Council here has supported a staff recommendation to undertake a full Community Growth Plan review within the next three to five years.
Ear to the Groundwater Tour highlights opposition to quarry near Rockwood
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – Shane Philips and the Wellington Water Watchers (WWW) are expressing their opposition to James Dick Construction Limited’s (JDCL) proposed “hidden quarry” near Rockwood.
Arkell residents frustrated with lack of progress between township and Guelph Junction Railway
ARKELL – Residents here who live near the Guelph Junction Railway’s (GJR) train crossings fear…
Sidewalk Saturday draws crowd to Mount Forest
MOUNT FOREST – A large crowd assembled on Main Street here on July 10 for a sidewalk sale event…
Ear to the Groundwater Tour begins second phase
ERIN – Shane Philips and the Wellington Water Watchers (WWW) have once again teamed up to begin the second phase of Philips’ Ear to the Groundwater Tour across Wellington County and surrounding areas.
Wellington North unlikely to see an off-leash dog park before 2025
WELLINGTON NORTH – Officials here are not ruling out the possibility of opening a dog park in the township in the future but are not moving forward with any plans as of now, given the current department workload.
Fergus Brass Band, Rotary Club make Canada Day stops at long-term care homes
CENTRE WELLINGTON – The Fergus Brass Band joined the Rotary Club of Fergus-Elora for several Canada Day celebrations at long-term care homes across Centre Wellington on July 1.
Upgrades to Arthur arena floor nearing completion
ARTHUR – After a months-long renovation, the arena floor at the Arthur and Area Community Centre is in its final stages.