Back to the ‘80s – The Palmerston Frank Lambier Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion hosted an…
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Traffic calming policy proposed
MAPLETON – A proposed policy on traffic calming measures was presented to township council at its May 10 meeting.
Agriculture focus of Perth-Wellington candidates discussion
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Perth-Wellington riding candidates gathered virtually on May 10 to promote party lines and promises on topics of importance to the riding’s farming communities.
Dr. O’Neill awarded Resident Essay Winner at Annual Rural and Remote Medicine Course
Recognition – The Society of Rural Physicians of Canada past president Dr. Gabe Woollam, and…
Breeding bird atlas observer seeks access to ‘Drayton Square’
DRAYTON - The Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (OBBA) is in its third round.
Perth Wellington candidates meetings set for Alma, Minto
PERTH-WELLINGTON - Voters in this riding will have a chance to learn about their candidates in the June 2 provincial election at two upcoming candidates meetings.
Railway museum set to honour engineer, fireman who lost lives in derailment during hurricane
PALMERSTON – The Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum Committee cordially is inviting railway enthusiasts and area residents to attend a memorial dedication in honour of railway engineer Gordon McCallum and fireman W. Stewart Nicholson.
Arthur Lions Club host annual duck race
Duck race – After a two-year COVID-19 hiatus, the Lions Club of Arthur once again hosted its…
Reflections: Being intentional about our spiritual lives
Being intentional about our spiritual lives How intentional are you about how you live your life?…
Norwell’s CELP students held clean-up in Palmerston
Cleanup crew – Community Environmental Leadership (CELP) students from Norwell District Secondary…
Mapleton Historical Society offers Conestogo Dam history presentation
DRAYTON - About 200 people attended the Mapleton Historical Society’s presentation on May 13 about the history and building of Conestogo Dam. In addition to long-time local residents and people who grew up near the lake, there was a large contingent of cottagers present.
Second ‘Lights Up! The Performing Arts Return’ workshop held
SPARC workshop – The second workshop in the Lights Up! The Performing Arts Return series hosted…
Building back better bones reduces likelihood of fractures, disease
The human body is comprised of 206 bones which make up the skeletal system. Bones are living…
Drexler Construction awarded Domville Street reconstruction project by Wellington North
WELLINGTON NORTH – Domville Street residents will experience a smoother drive after the…
After fire, first steps to rebuild begin at council meeting
WELLINGTON NORTH –Around a year and a half following a fire at John’s Towing, Kyle Woods appeared before council on April 25 seeking to build a new 3,500 square-foot shop on his Mount Forest property.