WELLINGTON COUNTY – Six-year-old Leah Hutton says her motivation for presenting signs of encouragement to residents of a Mount Forest nursing home was quite simple.
COVID-19
Stress calls “skyrocketing” at local Family Counselling and Support Services
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Stress calls are “skyrocketing” at Family Counselling and Support…
School boards prepare for distance learning
WELLINGTON COUNTY – School teachers will begin phoning their students this week in preparation…
Councillor Brennan hopes to be home by April 2
ERIN – Erin Councillor John Brennan hopes to be home from Peru on April 2. Brennan and his…
Sunrise seeking donations to feed horses
PUSLINCH, ONTARIO – Sunrise Therapeutic Riding and Learning Centre is suffering during COVID-19…
Minto Farmers Market’s online trivia raises $980 for town’s three food banks
MINTO – The Minto Farmers Market committee raised nearly $1,000 for local foodbanks through an…
Funeral homes live-stream services; limit gatherings
WELLINGTON COUNTY – In the wake of COVID-19 and physical distancing requirements, funeral…
Pettapiece encourages community to help with shortage of critical supplies
PERTH-WELLINGTON – The COVID-19 pandemic has left many healthcare providers and first…
County extends facility closures ‘until further notice’
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The county is extending facility closures “until further notice”…
Centre Wellington extends facility closures to May 3
CENTRE WELLINGTON – In line with other municipalities in Wellington County extending the terms of their current shutdowns in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Centre Wellington township has decided to extend community services facility closures to May 3.
OPP increasing community presence in face of pandemic
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Wellington OPP detachment has increased its community presence and…
Five staff members at Orangeville hospital test positive for COVID-19
ORANGEVILLE - Five staff members have at Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) here have tested positive for COVID-19.
Mercer: local COVID-19 cases to peak in two to three weeks
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The region’s top doctor is predicting the local peak of COVID-19 cases will occur in mid to late April.
Two Wellington County OPP officers have COVID-19
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Two local police officers have beed diagnosed with COVID-19. Western…