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HARRISTON - The Grey Wellington Theatre Guild is returning to the stage with a fresh serving of comedy this fall.

PUSLINCH - The Rotary Club of Guelph South arranged a tree planting to commemorate the club’s 20th anniversary and chose Sunrise Therapeutic Riding and Learning Centre as the venue.

PALMERSTON – The pedestrian bridge in the Lions Heritage Park in Palmerston has officially reopened.

GUELPH – A Nov. 3 press release from Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health notes seniors in the region have reported phone calls from someone who says they are a public health employee and offers a free Medic Alert necklace in exchange for personal information.

ORANGEVILLE – An Erin man has been charged with sexual assault in connection with an incident at  a business here.

CENTRE WELLINGTON – A local teen is dead following a collision here on Sunday night involving an SUV and a motor-assisted bicycle. Emergency crews responded to the intersection of Wellington Road 19 and 2nd Line, east of Fergus, at about 7pm on Oct. 31.

MOUNT FOREST – Students and staff at Wellington Heights Secondary School (WHSS) have transplanted 80 red pine trees along the perimeter of the school property.

TORONTO - New legislation purporting to better the quality of life for long-term care home residents was introduced at Queen's Park on Oct. 28 by the province's Progressive Conservatives.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – Deanna Wiley of Guelph/Eramosa is this year’s recipient of the Luella Logan Scholarship.

LISTOWEL – A local large animal veterinarian made history within the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) organization earlier this month, becoming the first woman and the youngest in her field to ever receive its most prestigious award.