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GUELPH – The Rural Ontario Institute (ROI) has announced the launch of the 2024 Rural Change Makers (RCM) Program.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – “Take the Stress out of I.B.S.” (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) is being offered on-line this fall to help adults decrease symptoms of IBS.  

FERGUS – Grace Christian Fellowship Church is hosting their annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. 27 from 3-5pm.

HANOVER – It’s in the stores already – Halloween and Christmas decorations together – it seems too early for Christmas.

FERGUS – The Elora Farmers’ Market is moving to the Highland Rugby Club Fieldhouse, at 160 Albert St. W. in Fergus.

KITCHENER – The Elora Singers pull back the curtain for their 2024-25 concert series Oct. 20 with Songs of Sanctuary, a concert consisting of composed pieces inspired by sacred spaces such as the Sistine Chapel and Notre Dame.

WELLINGTON NORTH – The Wellington North community is gearing up for a day of curling, camaraderie, and charity at the second annual Mayor’s Charity Bonspiel, taking place on Nov. 21, at the Mount Forest Curling Club.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – Every municipality in the county is getting a speed camera early next year, and this month signs are being posted to let people know where they will be located.

GUELPH – An exciting new grant opportunity has been launched for Canadian charities. 

GUELPH – Guelph Police are investigating after a south-end convenience store was robbed early Monday.

NORTH WELLINGTON – The 2024 Saugeen Culture Bus Tour is scheduled for Oct. 26. 

NEUSTADT – Inspired by Dragon’s Den, The Hawks’ Nest is a competition where entrepreneurs pitch business ideas in an effort to secure financial support from “Hawk” investors. 

ERIN – Sometime during the early morning hours on Sept. 27, an arson took place in the Erin Glen subdivision.