PUSLINCH – Recently, council here held two virtual public meetings that fostered no objections from the public or council.
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Safe Restart program funding nearly equivalent to projected 2020 deficit for Town of Minto
CLIFFORD – The Town of Minto’s allocation of funding through the Safe Restart Agreement, a…
Palmerston Agricultural Society unveils new look barn, 4-H stable
PALMERSTON – Fair season is being celebrated a bit differently this year.
Local youth plan mini marathon in support of Centre Wellington Food Bank
Mini marathon – These boys, ages 10 to 13, are planning a mini marathon to support the Centre…
Mother and son create fundraiser for Centre Wellington Food Bank
Food bank fundraiser – Daniele McNamara, right back, and son Colby, right front, came up with…
Seniors’ centre offers teleconference sessions
MAPLETON – The area Seniors’ Centre for Excellence program has a new offering for seniors…
Three-in-10 Canadians say COVID-19 restrictions not enough
CANADA – The ongoing battle against the spread of COVID-19 is unceasing for provincial…
Annual Family Fun day goes mobile in Hillsburgh
Family Fun Day Cruise – The Let’s Get Hillsburgh Growing committee has proven resilient and…
MPP says planning key to safe school return
An Open Letter to Parents from Randy Pettapiece, MPP Perth-Wellington Parents are rightly asking:…
Dr. Theresa Tam warns Canadians to keep guard up to prevent resurgence of COVID-19 spread
OTTAWA – Efforts made by Canadians are keeping the COVID-19 spread under manageable control but…
Open Mind: Quarantine cocktails
The Canadian Centre for Substance Use and Addiction has posted an interesting study on their…
Owl’s Nest Holistic Alternative School provides unique educational experience
MINTO – As students across the county, the province and the nation get set to return to…
MOH supports local school board reopening plans
GUELPH – The local Medical Officer of Health has issued a statement in support of the local school boards’ plans to reopen schools.
Almost 90 per cent of Upper Grand students intend to return to face-to-face learning in September
GUELPH – Parents with students in the Upper Grand District School Board have overwhelmingly decided to return their children to face-to-face learning in September.