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Harriston-Minto Fall Fair celebrates 150th anniversary
Sept. 18 to 20 will mark the 150th anniversary for the Harriston-Minto Fall Fair, and organizers…
Minister to speak at forum
Minister of Natural Resources Donna Cansfield will be a speaker at the ninth annual Grand…
White part of alliance pressuring minister about school closures
Guelph-Eramosa Mayor Chris White is urging the Minister of Education to act as soon as…
Cemetery commitee formed
Council here has named seven members to the township’s newly approved cemetery…
Town okays Nestle well agreement
Councillors and staff here agree Nestlé Waters Canada “went above and…
Vandalism was curbed, but now Mother Nature hits ice rink
After an article appeared in the Wellington Advertiser about vandalism at an outdoor ice rink here,…
EWCS has many events set for 25th anniversary
East Wellington Community Services celebrated 25 years of service for the community…
Calls for ambulance assistance rising
It seems the number of ambulance assist calls are going up. In reports to council from the Mount…
Queen of crime returns; murder suspects sought on Jan. 12
Agatha Christie is returning to Centre Wellington. The third annual Agatha Christie Revival…
Drayton Entertainment sets schedule for 2008 season
Drayton Entertainment has issued an overview of its 2008 season. Among the…
Gallery Concert to focus on World War I
The title of the Gallery Concert Jan. 13 at 2pm at the Wellington County Museum is…
Minto Arts Council presents Miniature Quilts and Wall Hangings
The Minto Arts Council is presenting Miniature Quilts and Wall Hangings by the Four Corners…
New lecture series set for McCrae House
Guelph Museums has announced a new lecture series to take place at McCrae House this…
January Blooms hopes to chase winter blues
Artists Maria Pezzano, Guelph, and Marilyn Koop, of Elora, offer an antidote to the winter blues…