The Grade 5 students at Salem Public School enjoyed two days of learning in the great outdoors at…
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Environment ministry announces source water protection grants
Several area municipalities will be able to dip into a $1.785 million pool to assist them with…
Search to replace Sheppard begins
Guelph-Eramosa officials hope to have a replacement for retiring chief administrative officer…
Weisenburg Road closure generates discussion
A recent assessment of several bridge structures in Centre Wellington led to a brief discussion on…
Minto Arts Council”s silent auction opens Nov. 13
The Minto Arts Council will be holding its annual Christmas silent auction from Nov. 13 to Dec. 14.…
Plenty of pie
Pat Bell, left and Heather Parkinson were busy selling homemade pies during a bazaar at Victoria…
CVC seeking nominations for conservation awards
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) wants to say thank you on behalf of Mother Nature to all the…
Health unit calls for radon gas testing
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health (WDGPH) is recommending radon testing for all homes to…
Wellington Road 34 residents oppose idea of speed limit increase
Residents here want to stay in the slow lane - at least along Wellington Road 34. A group of…
Family and Children”s Services hosts annual “Meet and Mingle”
November is Adoption Awareness Month, and Family and Children's Services is holding its annual Meet…
KidsAbility grant will streamline treatment for developmental needs
Children requiring treatment for mild developmental needs may be moved to the front of the line…
Living snow fences concept endorsed by councillor
Walt Visser thinks there is a lot to learn from Green Legacy's living snow fence…
Learning disabilities association to host information open house
The Learning Disabilities Association of Wellington County will host an evening presentation by…
Township approves site plan for Charleston Homes subdivision
Despite concerns about parking from one councillor, Guelph-Eramosa has approved the site plan…
Friends of Mill Creek go to Queen”s Park
The president of the Friends of Mill Creek (FoMC) along with a panel of members and partners, had…