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Businesses, banks, agencies announce COVID-19 restrictions
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The list of service restrictions is growing as more and more businesses temporarily shut down so employees and customers can observe social distancing and self-isolation orders.
Guild postpones spring production of stage comedy Five Alarm
HARRISTON – The Grey Wellington Theatre Guild has announced the postponement of its spring…
WHY tourney a success
ERIN – The first Women’s Hockey for Youth tournament on March 7 and 8 raised $10,104.89, and…
Elora Curling Club hosted annual women’s bonspiel on March 7
Plaine Jane themed bonspiel – On March 7 the Elora Curling Curling hosted its annual…
County considering photo radar, municipalities have similar option
KENILWORTH – Photo radar could be in the future for Wellington County. On March 9, Ward 4…
Deadline for GWIN scholarship May 31
GUELPH – Even though they won’t be holding meetings for a while, Guelph Women in Networking…
First COVID-19 case found in county
MOUNT FOREST – There are now five confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the region, including the first case within Wellington County.
Town of Erin hosting ‘telephone town hall’ on March 26
ERIN - The Town of Erin will host a "telephone town hall" on March 26 to answer COVID-19 questions from local residents and businesses.
Wellington North to held special meeting of council via teleconference
KENILWORTH - Wellington North council will be holding a special meeting at 7pm on March 25 via teleconference.
Large fire destroys part of building in downtown Arthur
ARTHUR - Firefighters tried to save the Labelle Flowers building on George Street in downtown Arthur on Tuesday night, but by the time they arrived it was already too late.
Two health care workers at Guelph hospital test positive for COVID-19
GUELPH - Two health care workers at Guelph General Hospital (GGH) have tested positive for COVID-19.
All Wellington municipalities to waive penalties, interest on tax, water/sewer payments
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The county and its seven lower-tier municipalities will waive all penalties and interest on tax and water/wastewater payments for residents and businesses.